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Hive Ransomware Servers and Website Seized in an International Campaign

Hive Ransomware Servers and Website Seized in an International Campaign

A coordinated law enforcement effort—consisting of agencies from 13 countries—has seized the infrastructure and website the notorious Hive ransomware group use to conduct its operations. Key agencies and departments involved include Europol, the FBI, the DOJ, the Secret Service, the Federal Criminal Police Office (Germany), and the National High Tech Crime Unit (Netherlands), among others.

Top 9 NGFW Solutions For 2023

Top 9 NGFW Solutions for 2023

Next-generation firewalls (NGFWs) are the wave of the future for small businesses to large enterprises. So far, for 2023, they represent a 20% market share! But as the security challenges advance, security teams must rise to meet them with better protective technology.

Hive Ransomware Leaks 270,000 Patient Records from LCMH

Hive Ransomware Leaks 270,000 Patient Records from LCMH

The Lake Charles Memorial Health System (LCMHS) in Louisiana has sent out notices to those affected in the latest Hive ransomware attack. The group claimed responsibility for the attack and published the stolen network files on its data-leak site. Though the records published couldn’t be verified, published information includes bills of materials, cards, medical information, papers, scans, and more.

What Is Communication Management

What Is Communication Management?

Once businesses start growing, it becomes increasingly difficult to have adequate communication inside the company. This is where communication management comes into the picture. A dedicated person manages email names, instant messages, and the infrastructure behind them.

CloudSEK Employee’s Jira Credentials Stolen through a Compromised Company Laptop

CloudSEK Employee’s Jira Credentials Stolen through a Compromised Company Laptop

CloudSEK, an Indian cybersecurity firm, has announced that cybercriminals have gained access to its Confluence documents and the Jira account of a compromised employee. The cybercriminal is claiming to offer up sensitive CloudSEK information on darknet forums including XVigil, ProjectX, Codebase, Jira, email, and social media accounts. CloudSEK refuted the cybercriminals’ claims, admitting threat actors had compromised only three customer purchase orders and information.

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