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Firmware bugs in many HP computer models left unfixed for over a year

67by Bill Toulas / 12h

A set of six high-severity firmware vulnerabilities impacting a broad range of HP devices used in enterprise environments are still waiting to be patched, although some of them were publicly disclosed since July 2021. [...]

Firmware bugs in many HPE computer models left unfixed for over a year

67by Bill Toulas / 13h

A set of six high-severity firmware vulnerabilities impacting a broad range of HP Enterprise devices are still waiting to be patched, although some of them were publicly disclosed since July 2021. [...]

Ransomware gangs switching to new intermittent encryption tactic

300+by Bill Toulas / 13h

A growing number of ransomware groups are adopting a new tactic that helps them encrypt their victims' systems faster while reducing the chances of being detected and stopped. [...]

TODAY

Windows 11 22H2: Here are the new features coming later this month

by Mayank Parmar / 6h

Windows 11 version 22H2 aka Sun Valley 2 is set to launch later this month. Unlike the original Windows 11 release, it won't be a massive update with radical design changes. Instead, Sun Valley 2 will be similar to Windows 10 Anniversary Update, so you can expect minor improvements and a few new features. [...]

SEP 09

The Week in Ransomware - September 9th 2022 - Schools under fire

This Week Ransomware 2022

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27by Lawrence Abrams / 2d

Ransomware gangs have been busy this week, launching attacks against NAS devices, one of the largest hotel groups, IHG, and LAUSD, the second largest school district in the USA. [...]

Coinbase funds lawsuit against Tornado Cash cryptomixer sanctions

Coinbase Tornado Cash

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21by Bill Toulas / 2d

Coinbase announced on Tuesday that it is funding a lawsuit brought by six people in the U.S. against the Department of Treasury's for the sanctions on the Tornado Cash open-source cryptocurrency mixer platform. [...]

Winamp 5.9 Final released and it still whips the Llama's ass

4Kby Lawrence Abrams / 2d

Winamp 5.9 Final has been released after four years of development and includes numerous improvements, including Windows 11 support, playback of HTTPS:// streams, and various bug fixes. [...]

US sanctions Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence over Albania cyberattack

US Treasury Iran Albania

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23by Sergiu Gatlan / 2d

The U.S. Treasury Department announced sanctions today against Iran's Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) and its Minister of Intelligence for their role in the July cyberattack against the government of Albania, a U.S. ally and a NATO member state. [...]

Vice Society claims LAUSD ransomware attack, theft of 500GB of data

Society Ransomware

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39by Sergiu Gatlan / 2d

The Vice Society gang has claimed the ransomware attack that hit Los Angeles Unified (LAUSD), the second largest school district in the United States, over the weekend. [...]

Lampion malware returns in phishing attacks abusing WeTransfer

50by Bill Toulas / 2d

The Lampion malware is being distributed in greater volumes lately, with threat actors abusing WeTransfer as part of their phishing campaigns. [...]