Iranian government-linked hackers are ramping up attacks on U.S. critical infrastructure, targeting the operational technology that controls water, energy, and municipal systems. Federal agencies warn these intrusions could lead to severe disruptions and urge urgent defensive action.
Noble Inc., a leading oilfield service company in the Rockies, has fallen victim to the Insomnia ransomware group. This article investigates the attack, its implications for the energy sector, and the growing threat ransomware poses to critical infrastructure.
Pacific West Injury Law became the latest victim of a ransomware attack, highlighting how cybercriminals are increasingly targeting small law firms. Learn how the incident unfolded and what it means for the future of cybersecurity in the legal sector.
The Lynx ransomware gang has listed Smith Dollar, a prominent California law firm, as its latest victim—highlighting the escalating threat of cyber extortion in the legal industry.
A cyberattack at Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital has crippled key systems, forcing the facility to turn away ambulances and cancel crucial treatments. The incident highlights a disturbing rise in cyber threats targeting U.S. healthcare providers.
With FISA Section 702 set to expire, a coalition of ex-intelligence leaders demands swift, clean reauthorization, warning that political infighting and privacy concerns could jeopardize a key national security tool.
Akira ransomware has targeted Missouri’s Accent Dental Center, threatening to leak over 1,000 patient and employee records. Discover the story behind the breach and what it means for healthcare security.
Dragonforce adds Bit-Wizards to its list of cyber victims, exposing the ongoing threat of ransomware to even the most tech-savvy organizations. Here’s what happened and why it matters.
Dragonforce claims a major ransomware hit on AnchorsGordon, a leading Florida law firm. The attack exposes the growing risks for legal practices and the urgent need for digital defense.
Akira ransomware has targeted Research & Planning Consultants, a litigation consulting firm, threatening to release 33GB of sensitive data. Read our investigation into how the breach happened and its potential impact.