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Share Neither clinical research into the coronavirus nor any patient data were affected by the incident Oxford University has confirmed that one of its biology laboratories that is researching ways to combat the COVID-19 pandemic has fallen victim to a cyberattack. Details about the incident at the Division of Structural Biology (Strubi) were released by Forbes. “We have identified and contained the problem and are now investigating further. There has been no impact on any clinical research, as this is not conducted in the affected area. As is standard with such incident...

Oxford lab studying the coronavirus was victim of a cyberattack Share this story Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Oxford University disclosed on Thursday that one of its research labs dedicated in part to studying COVID-19 suffered a cyberattack, following an investigation from indicating external access to a number of the lab’s systems. The lab is part of Oxford’s Division of Structural Biology, known as “Strubi.” There’s no indication the lab or its research had any direct connection to ongoing COVID-19 vaccine development conducted by the Oxford Vaccine Group and the Jen...

Oxford University Covid-19 laboratory hacked by cyber gang Security sources said it was unclear who was behind the attack and could not rule out a hostile foreign state at this stage 25 February 2021 • 7:57pm An Oxford University biology laboratory researching Covid-19 has been hacked by a cyber gang amid fears they are trying to sell secrets to the highest bidder. The cyber attack is now being investigated by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), the cyber security arm of GCHQ. The intelligence agency confirmed it was “aware of an incident at Oxford University” and was attempting ...

‘Invisible God’ Hacker Sold Access To More Than 135 Companies In Just Three Years News Highlights: ‘Invisible God’ Hacker Sold Access To More Than 135 Companies In Just Three Years. A single hacker and his sales associate were responsible for hacking 135 companies in just three … [+] according to cybersecurity researchers. Getty Major antivirus companies, banks, insurance companies, government agencies, major hotels, wineries, restaurants, airlines. Think about almost any type of business and chances are a prolific, financially motivated hacker known as Fxmsp has broken into or at...

This Year in Ransomware Payouts (2020 Edition) The Highest Ransoms Paid by Organizations in 2020 LAST UPDATED ON DECEMBER 18, 2020 SLOW READ Ransomware has come to be a customary instrument in the arsenal of cybercriminals who routinely attack individuals and organizations. Under such circumstances, their victims experience financial damage either by ending up paying the ransom or by bearing the price of recovering from attacks. It’s now fairly obvious that becoming a ransomware target is no longer an “if”, but rather a “when” presumption. In a piece I wrote at the end of last year,...