IT Sec News updates – Ransomware Attacks

May 7, 2024
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Wichita, Kansas, shuts down network after ransomware attack – StateScoop

Officials in Wichita, Kansas, shut down some network services to contain a ransomware attack over the weekend.

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Police resurrect Lockbit's site and troll the ransomware gang – TechCrunch

An international coalition of police agencies have resurrected the dark web site of the notorious LockBit ransomware gang, which they had seized …

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Ransomware Attack Hits City of Wichita – PCMag

The Kansas city takes some services offline after the ransomware encrypts computer systems.

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2023 saw a global rise in ransomware and hacktivism – BetaNews

The report notes 4,429 ransomware attacks in 2023, almost double the 2,344 observed in 2022, with the most prominent variants being LockBit 3.0, …

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Law Enforcement Takedowns Force Ransomware Affiliates to Diversify

The recent wave of law enforcement operations against ransomware gangs led to short-term decreased ransomware payments and activities, …

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City of Wichita hit by a ransomware attack – Security Affairs

The City of Wichita in Kansas was forced to shut down its computer systems after a ransomware attack ……..

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Which profession is being hit hardest by global cyber incident surge?

A recent ransomware report reveals an alarming increase in attacks worldwide, with medical specialists experiencing the highest concentration of …

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Police Revive Seized Lockbit Ransomware Gang's Site To Tease More Hacker Details

Europol and the UK's National Crime Agency suggest they'll announce more details about the Lockbit ransomware group on Tuesday, but it could be a …

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City of Wichita Shuts Down Network Following Ransomware Attack – SecurityWeek

The City of Wichita, Kansas, has shut down its network after falling victim to a file-encrypting ransomware attack.

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Change Healthcare cyberattack: 5 technical takeaways from UnitedHealth CEO's testimony

Change Healthcare was running on legacy technology, which magnified the ransomware attack's impact and hampered recovery efforts, Andrew Witty said.

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