Who Got Hacked This Week? March 30 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, March 30, 2020? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
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Cybersecurity Incidents at K-12 Schools Nearly Tripled in 2019, Report Says
As schools become increasingly reliant on technology for teaching and learning, it is putting them at greater risk for cybersecurity incidents, which is apparent in the findings of a new cybersecurity report. “The State of K-12 Cybersecurity: 2019 Year in Review,” released by the K-12 Cybersecurity Resource Center, found there were 348 cybersecurity incidents reported at 336 K-12 […]
Ransomware Attackers Vow to Not Strike Healthcare During COVID-19 Pandemic
Although more cybercriminals have been capitalizing on coronavirus fears, at least some ransomware gangs say they will forgo targeting healthcare facilities during the COVID-19 crisis. BleepingComputer reached out to operators of the Maze, DoppelPaymer, Ryuk, Sodinokibi/REvil, PwndLocker and AKO Ransomware infections to see if they would continue attacking health and medical organizations during the pandemic. DoppelPayer told BleepingComputer […]
Who Got Hacked This Week? March 23 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, March 23, 2020? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Microsoft Azure to Prioritize First Responders, Healthcare, Government During, Remote Work COVID-19
If Microsoft is faced with any cloud capacity constraints in any region during the COVID-19 crisis, top priority will go to first responders, health and emergency management services, critical government infrastructure and keeping remote workers up and running. In an Azure blog post, Microsoft said it has developed clear criteria for the priority of new […]
CompTIA Makes IT Intro Course Free During COVID-19
If your IT department could use a refresher on the basics or onboard new technicians, now is a good time if have a lot of downtime due to COVID-19. Thanks to information technology trade organization CompTIA, that entry-level educational opportunity is now free. The organization is making its online course on the fundamentals of IT […]
Kentucky University & UK Healthcare End Month-Long Malware Attack
The largest university system in Kentucky recently rebooted its networks after dealing with a large-scale malware attack for a month. Officials say it was the worst in the school’s history. According to officials, the three-hour campus-wide network outage at the University of Kentucky (UK) and UK Healthcare was successful at “mitigating the existing cyber threat,” […]
COVID-19 Cyber Attacks Increase as Cybercriminals Capitalize on Coronavirus Fears
Cybercriminals sure are an opportunistic bunch, aren’t they? With everyone hunkered down, working from home or just killing the time browsing the web, cyber attacks are exploiting the situation and using email phishing schemes. These emails are typically marketing COVID-19 information and ask you to open an attachment to see the latest news and statistics. […]
Turn Insights Into Action With Smart Building Control and Automation
Have you ever wanted to know how efficient your building’s systems were? Those data points that could lead to actionable business insights are hard to find using conventional methods. However, smart building technology like building control and automation gives many organizations the knowledge they need to streamline efficiency and meet sustainability goals. In turn, building […]
Firefox is Making the Internet Safer for Users – Here’s How
Firefox will start switching users to encrypted-DNS to keep ISPs out of their business.
