Peruvian bank warns of data theft after dark web revelations

Windows 11 Task Manager displays wrong number of running processes

CyberPanel sees vulnerabilities exploited soon after disclosure

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CISA launches International Cybersecurity Plan

North Korean hackers tied to Play ransomware

FakeCall learns new tricks

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Five Eyes launches startup security program

Canada and the Netherlands seeing increased Chinese activity

Russia might fork the Linux community

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Global law enforcement gains access to RedLine and Meta infostealer networks

Russian-backed malware poses as Ukrainian anti-recruitment tool

Massive breach impacts French telecom giant

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Change Healthcare data breach confirmed as largest-ever in U.S. healthcare history

Authorities investigate telecom hacks following reports of campaign intrusions

Delta sues CrowdStrike over sensor update that prompted mass flight disruptions

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This week’s Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with guest Dmitriy Sokolovskiy, senior vice president, information security, Semrush

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Researchers reveal upgraded Qilin ransomware-as-a-service

CISA adds Microsoft SharePoint flaw to its KEV catalog

Rhysida ransoms Easterseals

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Ransomware continues to impact organizations. A new report released by SpyCloud shares insights from your peers in security – the majority of whom were affected by ransomware in the past year. The report has some fascinating industry-specific stats you’ll want to see – plus confirms some stark truths: that the industry you’re in can affect your likelihood of being hit with ransomware. Check it out at spycloud.com/headlines.

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CISA proposes new security requirements for personal data

Fortinet patches actively exploited zero-day

UK report on Cyber Essentials certification

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