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01:26pm EDT| The Colonial Pipeline Hackers Are One Of The Savviest Criminal Startups In A $370 Million Ransomware Game Share to Facebook Share to Linkedin The FBI has identified the group behind the hack of Colonial Pipeline as DarkSide, one of the more unusual ransomware groups in operation and responsible for the hacks of more than 100 companies. FRANCOIS PICARD/AFP via Getty Images When Colonial Pipeline took its gasoline lines down following a successful cyberattack last week, it became the most high-profile victim of a hacking group called DarkSide.  But DarkSide isn’t a single entit...

Credit Union Industry Risks Significant Financial Impact Due to Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities, According to Black Kite New Report Reveals Leaked Credentials, Legacy Systems and Vendor Vulnerabilities as Greatest Sources of Cyber Risk for Credit Unions Key Findings: - Cyberattacks on vendors have a potential financial impact on credit unions that could exceed $1 million per event. - Eighty-six percent of credit unions and 76% of vendors servicing the credit union industry have breached employee credentials available on the dark web. - More than 66% of credit unions and 88% of vendors lack emai...

Qualys Is the Latest Victim of Accellion Data Breach Security vendor confirms attackers exploited a previously disclosed vulnerability in the enterprise firewall technology to breach its network. Qualys has become the latest known victim of a data breach at enterprise firewall vendor Accellion that has affected numerous companies including, most notably, retail giant Kroger, law firm Jones Day, and the state of Washington. In a statement late Wednesday, Qualys confirmed rumors that had been circulating all day about the company's network having been breached. But it provided few details on th...

SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. The looting of the US Capitol on Wednesday by a mob of Trump supporters has also caused a cybersecurity disaster that the federal government must address, according to experts. Rioters stole computers and hard drives from lawmakers' offices and had access to unlocked computers while storming the building, according to video footage and photos taken on Wednesday. A US attorney said Thursday that objects stolen...