Chinese state media propaganda found in 88% of Google, Bing news searches
Brookings researchers conducted their study over 120 days.
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Industry group sounds alarm over ‘Tardigrade’ malware targeting biomanufacturing sector
The malware shows a "significant level of autonomous decision-making ability."
Sensitive medical, financial data exposed in extortion of Massachusetts hospital
Sturdy Memorial, a 126-bed hospital, experienced a ransomware hack in February.
Cozy Bear revisits one of its greatest hits, researchers say: election skulduggery
Volexity believes, with moderate confidence, that Cozy Bear is behind the spearphishing campaign with an election fraud lure.
‘Cybersecurity incident’ hampers non-urgent care at hospitals in New Zealand
Waikato District Health Board is in the throes of a recovery process that health organizations around the world have gone through during the pandemic.
Irish Prime Minister says government won’t pay ransom after hack forces hospitals to alter services
In at least one case, a doctor said pregnant women were asked to stay home.
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Intrusion Truth details work of suspected Chinese hackers who are under indictment in US
After a period of inactivity and then a Twitter restriction, the doxxing site is back.
Hackers disrupt networks at San Diego medical provider, Kansas organ transplant facilitator
The two breaches underscore how, more than a year into a pandemic, cybercriminals are still interfering with computer networks in the medical sector.
Online testing firm agrees to security audit after inquiry from senator
It’s another case of privacy and security risks emerging in technology that is key to adapting to the coronavirus pandemic.
As ransomware stalks the manufacturing sector, victims are still keeping quiet
Two years later, Norsk Hydro’s aggressive transparency in response to its breach remains an outlier in the manufacturing sector.