The Week in Breach: 07/31/19 – 08/06/19
This week, students learn a harsh lesson about data security, law enforcement agencies are forced offline, and a creative new malware threatens Windows users.
Read MoreThis week, students learn a harsh lesson about data security, law enforcement agencies are forced offline, and a creative new malware threatens Windows users.
Read MoreThis week, credentials from the Dark Web compromise a company’s network, healthcare records are held for ransom, and data breaches become more expensive.
Read MoreThis week, hackers send a message to government agencies, employee errors compromise thousands of people’s data, and Australians demand data security before making purchases.
Read MoreThis week, ransomware stops the music at a local radio station, employees fall for phishing scams, and U.S. mayors promise not to pay any more ransom demands.
Read MoreThis week, ransomware affects organizations of all shapes and sizes, third-party data breaches are back in the spotlight, and a Canadian mutual fund sidesteps hackers.
Read MoreHappy US Independence Day! This week, a healthcare insurer discovers breach after almost a decade, internet scams cost Australians millions, and a new report indicates that UK businesses are slow to adopt cybersecurity defenses.
Read MoreThis week, medical information continues to be an easy target for hackers, a major Australian university loses control of student data, and phishing scams become increasingly difficult to defend.
Read MoreThis week, malware infects POS systems of US fast-food chain, ransomware continues to impact local governments, and a phishing scam tricks Office 365 users.
Read MoreThis week, the tech unicorn Canva endures a significant data breach, local government agencies are under attack, and Canada sees a spike in malicious emails.
Read MoreThis week, hackers continue to phish for patient data from US healthcare providers, a British police website goes down, and Australians see a spike in credential stuffing attacks.
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