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We know that monsters aren't real, but they're still a threat Software company ESET has detected a new ransomware variant named RansomBoggs in organizations in Ukraine. The ransom note that accompanies the attack claims to be written by James P. Sullivan, the main character in the movie Monsters Inc. Other references to the movie are

How willing are you to get that workaround from Rackspace? Rackspace Technologies is still unable to figure out the reason behind its Hosted Exchange environment outage.

A new joint advisory from the FBI and CISA disclosed the estimated money stolen by the Cuba ransomware gang this year.

Welcome to Cyber Security Today. This is the Week in Review edition for the week ending Friday, December 2nd, 2022. From Toronto, I'm Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cybersecurity for ITWorldCanada.com. In a few minutes David Shipley of Beauceron Security will join me to discuss recent cybersecurity news. But first a look back at some

Customer data has been compromised once again in a second LastPass breach. Another data breach hit LastPass, exposing user data as unknown hackers accessed its cloud storage through information collected from a previous security attack from August.

A malware that scans victim's mobile phone to steal data has been discovered on Windows. Security researchers have discovered a backdoor called Dolphin, which has been used by North Korean hackers in crimes for years now.

Microsoft has been resolving a whole bunch of major bugs with Windows 11 recently, and here’s another.

An investment scam operation using impersonated websites has been dismantled by the Spanish law enforcement.

It’s time for users to update their browser again.

The Twitter data breach stems back to last July when Bleeping Computer reports that a "threat actor" began selling private information.