A ransomware gang claims to have stolen 30GB of sensitive data from PYATOK, threatening to leak employee, client, and project information unless a ransom is paid.
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Compute Power in Cybersecurity: Definition and Importance
Compute power is the processing capacity of hardware like servers and GPUs, crucial for running complex AI models and cybersecurity operations.
IMDSv1 vs. IMDSv2: Cloud Metadata Security Differences Explained
IMDSv1 is an older method to access cloud instance metadata, while IMDSv2 uses security tokens to protect against unauthorized access and attacks.
Instance Metadata Service (IMDS) in Cloud Security Explained
Instance Metadata Service (IMDS) lets cloud servers access information and credentials about themselves, but improper use can expose sensitive data.
Plugin Architecture Explained: Flexible Software Extensions and Security Risks
Plugin architecture lets software add or remove features via separate modules, which can help or harm security by enabling dynamic functionality.
Disaster Recovery: Essential Strategies for Data and Business Continuity
Disaster recovery includes plans and systems that help organizations restore operations and data after cyberattacks, natural disasters, or other crises.
Credential Attack: Understanding Cybersecurity Risks and Prevention
A credential attack is when cybercriminals try to steal or guess usernames and passwords to gain unauthorized access to systems or data.