The cost of data breaches in the United States has increased by 15% over the past three years, reaching an average of $4.45 million, due to factors such as the lack of security automation and incident response protocols, as well as the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Unknown threat actors exploit high-severity vulnerabilities in the MinIO object storage system to gain unauthorized access to corporate networks.
Security experts have discovered a new attack technique called “MalDoc in PDF” that involves embedding one file type within another, allowing cyber attackers to evade detection and increase the effectiveness of their attacks on Windows systems.
The University of Sydney experienced a data breach in its supply chain, resulting in unauthorized access to the personal information of international students and applicants.
ReasonLabs’ report highlights malware as the most prevalent threat, with phishing, adware, pirated software, and cryptojacking also identified as significant risks.
Dutch security company EclecticIQ has developed a decryption tool for the Key Group ransomware, allowing victims to recover their encrypted files without paying the ransom.
