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Ransomware hit 2,200 US hospitals, schools and governments last year - Vimarsana News

Ransomware hit 2,200 US hospitals, schools and governments last year

While major ransomware attacks on private firms such as MGM Resorts dominated headlines, a rising number of schools, hospitals and local governments were also hit by hackers.

Ban ransomware payments, Emsisoft urges governments - Vimarsana News

Ban ransomware payments, Emsisoft urges governments

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Ban ransomware payments, Emsisoft urges governments - Vimarsana News

Ban ransomware payments, Emsisoft urges governments

A major cybersecurity company is urging governments to forbid all organizations in their countries from paying ransomware gangs, arguing it would at least make crooks shift from hitting critical infrastructure providers such as hospitals, utilities and schools. Emsisoft made the plea Monday in releasing final -- and record -- ransomware numbers for 2023 for the

Cybersecurity Year in Review 2023: A zero-day nightmare - Vimarsana News

Cybersecurity Year in Review 2023: A zero-day nightmare

There's usually a word or phrase that sums up my annual Cybersecurity Year in Review. "Lack of resilience" was 2022's theme, highlighting the Canada-wide outage at Rogers Communications. "A crazy mess" was 2021's theme, because of the SolarWinds Orion and other supply chain hacks. This year, successful ransomware attacks hit a record level. But for

Days later, computer issues continue at Liberty Hospital - Vimarsana News

Days later, computer issues continue at Liberty Hospital

A threat analyst for a cyber security company says hospitals are routinely being targeted for ransomware attacks.

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