Category: Cybersecurity Insiders

North Korea launches cyber-attacks on Semiconductor industry

North Korea, under the leadership of Kim Jong-un, faces stringent sanctions from Western nations, exacerbating the nation’s dire shortage of semiconductor equipment crucial for its nuclear, satellite, and intelligence operations. In response to this scarcity, North Korea has intensified its…

Proactive Patching Translates into Less Ransomware Payouts

[By Joao Correia, Technical Evangelist at TuxCare (www.tuxcare.com), a global innovator in enterprise-grade cybersecurity for Linux] Today’s threat actors are driven by a variety of potential motivators for attacking systems and networks. They may aim to disrupt entire economies, advocate…

Can ban on ransom payments block ransomware spread

Recently, the FBI initiated a global operation aimed at disrupting the infrastructure utilized by the ALPHV hackers responsible for spreading ransomware. Despite this effort, the criminal group managed to bounce back swiftly and launched even more sophisticated attacks. Just a…

Hackers simulating cyber-attacks in labs

It’s quite alarming to hear about the advancements in cyber-attacks, especially those fueled by AI and capable of causing physical damage to critical infrastructure like dams. The intersection of technology and security has always been a double-edged sword, offering both…

Healthcare Software Security: Standards and Challenges

Digital healthcare has been developing rapidly during the last decade: the enactment of the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) in 2009 drove the majority of healthcare organizations in the US to adopt the EHR system, the COVID-19 pandemic boosted…