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Scale, details of massive Kaseya ransomware attack emerge

Scale, details of massive Kaseya ransomware attack emerge

  • An affiliate of the notorious REvil gang infected thousands of victims in at least 17 countries on Friday, cybersecurity researchers say
  • Ransomware criminals break into networks and sow malware that cripples networks on activation. Victims get a decoder key when they pay up
By AP ·
Cyberattacks hit 95% of Saudi businesses last year, says study

Cyberattacks hit 95% of Saudi businesses last year, says study

By Hala Tashkandi ·
More than 120,038 cyberattacks foiled in UAE in past month

More than 120,038 cyberattacks foiled in UAE in past month

By Arab News ·
Special Global power industry faces threats from ‘daily’ cyberattacks, warns GE

Global power industry faces threats from ‘daily’ cyberattacks, warns GE

By Frank Kane ·
German FM tells Russia its behavior must change

German FM tells Russia its behavior must change

By Reuters ·
Cybersecurity awareness: A challenge for Saudi Arabia

Cybersecurity awareness: A challenge for Saudi Arabia

By FARAH AL-SHARIF ·

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