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According to GReAT Europe head Marco Preuß, “the potential damage if personal data falls into the wrong hands is enormous”.  “Identity theft, access to accounts, blackmail or even social ruin of the original owners would be possible. In addition, data could be used to carry out attacks on the previous owner of the device as well as close family, friends or peers,” he said. The ownership of second-hand devices is becoming a more prevalent practice due to sustainability efforts. Kaspers...

A whopping 70% of Southeast Asia's total population are at the mercy of cyber criminals, as per a recent cybersecurity report 

Researchers have spotted notable code overlap between the Sunburst backdoor and a known Turla weapon. New details on the Sunburst backdoor used in the sprawling SolarWinds supply-chain attack potentially link it to previously known activity by the Turla advanced persistent threat (APT) group. Researchers at Kaspersky have uncovered several code similarities between Sunburst and the Kazuar backdoor. Kazuar is a malware written using the .NET framework that was first reported by Palo Alto in 2017...

Security researchers have found links between the attackers and Turla, a sophisticated team suspected of operating out of Moscow’s FSB intelligence agency.

Global cybersecurity company Kaspersky recently revealed in a virtual conference that 2020 cybersecurity disease is targeted ransomware.

Ransomware 2.0: India and Australia logged the highest number of incidents across APAC region ANI | Updated: Dec 24, 2020 16:25 IST New Delhi [India], December 24 (ANI/ Bloomingdale): Global cybersecurity company Kaspersky recently revealed in a virtual conference that 2020s cybersecurity "disease" is targeted ransomware. Also dubbed as "ransomware-20">Ransomware 2.0", this type of attack goes beyond kidnapping a companys or an organizations data. These gr...

SunStar + December 14, 2020 AT LEAST 61 entities from the Asia-Pacific (Apac) were breached by a targeted ransomware group in 2020, a top official of a global security firm said. Vitaly Kamluk, director of Global Research and Analysis Team for Apac at Kaspersky, said Australia and India logged the highest number of incidents across Apac. Results of this recent market study were revealed during the company’s Cybersecurity Weekend webinar held Tuesday, Dec. 8. In terms of industrie...

Consulting Logistics “Targeted ransomware has been a problem for many Asian enterprises. Over 61 companies were breached this way in Asia alone. In some cases, Maze ransomware gang claimed responsibility and published stolen data from the compromised companies,” said Kamluk. Maze group stands out as the most active and the most damaging of all. Formed in summer 2019, it took them about half a year to prepare and launch a full scale campaign against many businesses. The first victims appea...

Things and the pressure going up. joyce, appreciate you. always good to see you. i turn now to the house intelligence committee. chairman schiff revealing these talks are under way to have the whistle-blower come speak. also the high-stakes hearing on thursday where the director of national intelligence who we were just discussing dealing with his lawyering is withholding a whistle-blower complaint, again, remember they are required under law to give to congress. we bring in a new member of ou...