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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 03 May 2024

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 03 May 2024:

-Most Attacks Impacting SMB’s Target Older, Unpatched Vulnerabilities

-91% of Ransomware Victims Paid At least One Ransom in the Past Year, as 1 in 5 Ransomware Attacks Triggers Lawsuit

-BEC and Fund Transfer Fraud Top Insurance Claims

-Correlating Cyber Investments with Business Outcomes

-Vulnerability Exploitation up 180%, 68% of Breaches involved Humans and Supply Chain Weak Link

-MOVEit & Change Healthcare Attacks Designated as Cyber Catastrophe Loss Events by Insurer

-Securing Your Organisation’s Supply Chain: Reducing the Risks of Third Parties

-Why Remote Desktop Tools are Facing an Onslaught of Cyber Threats

-95% of Organisations Revamped Cyber Security Strategies in the Last Year: Make Sure Yours is Right

-Human Factor a Significant Risk for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses.

-Microsoft CEO Says it is Putting Security Above All Else in Major Refocus

-Ending the Culture of Silence in Cyber Security; Three Ways to Empower Teams

Black Arrow AdminMay 5, 2024verizon, corvus, cl0p, moveit, barracuda networks, virtual network computing, remote desktop protocol, vnc, rdp, lastpass, csrb, cyber safety review board, vastaamo, finland, black basta, play, scattered spider, cactus, revil, chc-sv, western isles, splunk, cisco, copilot, goldoon, soho, zloader, cuttlefish, brokewell, wpeeper, dirty stream, sweden, eurovision, dji, psni, gmail, kaiser insurance, dropbox, mitre, hull city council, philadelphia inquirer, monash health, panda restaurants, greenbarge, heartbleed, white swan, black swan, quantumbleed, citrix, okta, nvidia, yubikey, tiktok, facebook, investigatory powers bill, uk government, fcc, meta, dunequixote, muddling meerkat, kimsuky, brocade, sans, grafana, unitedhealth, ntlm, gitlab, hpe aruba, cobalt, ntt security holdings, zelensky, sophos, coalition, ftf, bec, sec, verisk, verisk property claim, pcs, alphv, blackcat, palo alto, change healthcare, human factor, microsoft, verizon dbir, ransomware, lockbit, qlik, london drugs, canada, business email compromise, fee transfer fraud, ai, artificial intelligence, docker, android, google android, android tv, kaiser permanente, fbcs, qantas, router, routers, marriott, linux, privacy, ukraine, philippines, germany, tanks, wordpress, r, edr, epp, dmarc, ids, ips, red teaming, api, bank of england, ot, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran, british intelligence, national security, uk national security, military intelligence, mod, ministry of defence, police, law enforcement, ftse 100, ftse100, offshore financial services, gfsc, guernsey financial services commission

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 23 February 2024

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 23 February 2024:

-Despite Recent FBI Disruptions, a Rise in Ransomware Means 2024 Will be a Volatile Year for Cyber Security

-The Old, Not the New: Basic Security Issues Still the Biggest Threat to Enterprises

-Reevaluating Your Cyber Security Priorities

-Cyber Threat Environment at its Most Dangerous for SMBs, as Geopolitical Tenison, Extortion and Attacks Present Biggest Risks

-Legal Sector Grows as a Target, with Cyber Attacks on Law Firms Surging by Over a Third

-It’s Not Only Ransomware Seeing Huge Rises, Business Email Compromise (BEC) Attacks are Also Seeing a Huge Rise – is Your Business Prepared?

-Deepfake Phishing Grew by 3,000% in 2023, and it’s Just the Beginning

-Cyber Attacks are Getting Faster, More Common and More Successful, Although Detection is More Advanced Than Ever — New Report Signals the Threats to Businesses, Supply Chains, and Democracy

-Report Finds Malicious Emails Bypassing Secure Email Gateways Rose by 105%

-Rising Cyber Threats Identified Amongst Other Major Business Risks for 2024

-Huge Cyber Security Leak Lifts the Lid on China’s Hackers for Hire

-Fifth of British Kids Have Broken the Law Online

-Over 40% of Firms Struggle with Cyber Security Talent Shortage

Black Arrow AdminFebruary 25, 2024lockbit, ibm x-force, mimecast, crowdstrike, abnormal security, cofense, allianz, isoon, wechat, kaspersky, sec, barracuda, screenconnect, connectwise, alpha, akira, cisco, cisco anyconnect, knight ransomware, esentire, rhysida, medibank, revil, loandepot, prudential financial, cactus, schneider electric, dead mans fingers, chatgpt, github copilot, anatsa, google play, lucifer, apache hadoop, ssh-snake, voltschemer, malta, hungary, bosnia, cambridge university, wyze, bank of america, infosys, superbowl, tiktok, dora, avast, nis2, tag-70, basicstar, x, winter vivern, roundcube, turla, coalition, ivanti, exchange, gartner, vmware, solarwinds, chrome, joomla, qnap, wordpress, trufflehog, vipre, vsphere, netwalker, google chrome, eset, apple, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran, british intelligence, national security, uk national security, military intelligence, mod, ministry of defence, police, law enforcement, ftse 100, ftse100, offshore financial services, fortune 500, fortune500

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 02 February 2024

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 02 February 2024:

-The Financial Sector Is Plagued by Increasingly Sophisticated Cyber Attacks That Demand a Defensive Paradigm Shift

-The $10 Billion Cyber Insurance Industry Sees a Dangerous Year in Cyber Crime Ahead. AI, Ransomware, and War are its Biggest Concerns

-Microsoft Says Russian Hackers Used Known Identified Tactics to Breach Senior Exec Emails

-Old Methods, New Tricks: Cyber Criminals Are Still Using Social Engineering to Steal Your Credentials

-UK Government Unveils New Cyber Threat Guidelines as 32% of Firms Suffer Attacks in Past Year

-94% of Organisations Would Pay a Ransom, Despite Having ‘Do Not Pay’ Policies, as 79% Faced an Attack in 2023

-Interpol Arrests More than 30 Cyber Criminals in Global Operation

-Divide and Succeed: Splitting IT and Security Makes Business Sense

-Ransomware Groups Gain Clout with False Attack Claims

-Payment Fraud is Hitting Organisations Harder Than Ever Before

-Chinese Hacking Operations Have Entered a Far More Dangerous Phase, US Warns

Black Arrow AdminFebruary 4, 2024fulton county, vodafone, blackbaud, gartner, pawn storm, meta, draftking, midnight blizzard, cloudflare, reasonlabs, football australia, whitesnake, johnson controls, sec, securities and exchange commission, cyber givernance code of practice, svr, synergia, 23andme, technia corp, europcar, solarwinds, lockbit, alpha, akira, cisco, opentext, phobos, cactus, misbourne, chatgpt, zeus trojan, allakore, pypi, google play, covid-19, e-passport, mercedes-benz, mongodb, miracles software, dhs, keenan, myanmar, nis2, dora, okta, cozy bear, mark zuckerberg, pci dss, wray, exchange online, satya nadella, ivanti, juniper, junos, tor, volt typhoon, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran, british intelligence, national security, uk national security, military intelligence, mod, ministry of defence, police, law enforcement, ftse 100, ftse100, offshore financial services, fortune 500, fortune500

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 05 January 2024

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 05 January 2024:

-A “Ridiculously Weak“ Password Causes Disaster for Spain’s Number 2 Mobile Carrier

-Russia Kyivstar Hack Should Alarm West, Ukraine Security Chief Warns

-23andMe Tells Victim It’s Their Fault Their Data Was Breached

-Financial Sector Faces More Cyber Attacks Than Other Sectors

-An Innocent-Looking Instagram Trend Could Be a Gift to Hackers

-Cyber Criminals Shared Millions of Stolen Records During Holiday Break

-Law Firm that Handles Data Breaches was Itself Hit by Data Breach

-Nigerian Hacker Arrested for Stealing Millions from Charities

-Cyber Criminals Implemented Artificial Intelligence for Invoice Fraud

-Shadow IT Threatens Corporate Cyber Security, Study Reveals

-Escalating Cyber Threats: Bots, Fraud Farms, and Cryptojacking Surge

-Putin has Declared a Cyber War on Britain

Black Arrow AdminJanuary 7, 2024tesla, ivanti, kubernetes, cyber toufan, highlands oncology, cert-ua, uac-0050, xbs, zepplin, kai zhuang, sophos, putin, kaspersky, ripeadmin, Orange España, ripe, kyivstar, sandworm, illia vitiuk, sbu, 23andme, instagram, tiktok, leaksmas, klarna, orrick herrington & sutcliffe, eyemed vision care, delta dental, olusegun samson adejorin, gxc team, business invoice swapper, black basta, chatgpt, cactus, coop, cts, xerox, estes, kimsuky, apt28, remcos rat, oceanmap, masepie, steelhook, google oauth, meduza stealer, rugmi, bandook, spectralblur, orbit chain, sam bankman-fried, terrapin, mandiant, sec, bt, huawei, appleseed, meterpreter, tinynuke, apache erp, excel, qualcomm chip, ecb, lastpass, chrome, android, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 08 December 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 08 December 2023:

-Cyber Attacks More Likely Than Fire or Theft, as Fifth of UK Businesses Fallen Victim To Cyber Attack in Past Year

-Russia Hacking: 'FSB in Years-Long Cyber Attacks on UK', Says Government

-NCSC CTO Cyber Security is Essential, Not Optional

-69% of Organisations Paid Ransoms, contributing to Inflation as Firms Increase Costs

-75% of Sports Related Passwords are Reused Across Accounts

-Ransomware in 2024: Anticipated Impact, Targets, and Landscape Shift

-Ransomware, Vendor Hacks Push Breach Number to Record High

-Nuclear Hack Creates Rising Fears of Cyber Vulnerability in Critical Infrastructure

-Thousands of House Purchases Frozen by Cyber Attack; Will They Complete Before Christmas?

-US Government Agency Was Hacked Thanks to 'End of Life' Software

-Digital Transformation, Security Implications, and their Effects on The Modern Workplace

-Third Party Breaches Shake up Energy Sector, with 90% Suffering from Third-Party Breach

-Report Reveals Sorry State of Cyber Security at UK Football Clubs

Black Arrow AdminDecember 10, 2023fancy bear, deutsche wohnen, hsbc, agent racoon, proliance surgeons, western isles council, austal usa, kgb, palo alto networks unit 42, apt28, forest blizzard, fancybear, ollie whitehouse, bitwarden, moveit, fortra goanywhere, sellafield, guardian, cts, adobe coldfusion, solarwinds, uber, blackcat, turtle macos, cactus, qilin, vmware esxi, lockbit, blacksuit, staples, roblox, citrixbleed, nissan, chatgpt, booking.com, hershey, disney+, wordpress, trickbot, logofail, krasue, spyloan, coldrivers, 23andme, wemystic, blue shield, gst, platypus, tui, tipalti, hugging face, fx trading, webview, outlook, apt8, intel, amd, arm, slam attack, c++, ofcom, notepad++, chrome 120, qualcomm, pool party, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 01 December 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 01 December 2023:

-Law Firms Face Surge in Targeted Attacks as Hundreds Impacted by Single Attack

-Approach Cyber Security Awareness Training by Engaging People at All Levels

-Board Support Remains Critical as Majority of CISOs Experience Repeat Cyber Attacks

-Ransomware Attacks Surge 81% in October as New Threat Actors Emerge

-Hacked Microsoft Word Documents Being Used to Trick Windows Users

-Mitigating Deepfake Threats in The Corporate World

-Black Basta Ransomware Made Over $100 Million From Extortion Alone

-Long Recovery Times After Cyber Attacks Could Annihilate Your Organisation

-Booking.com Customers Scammed in Novel Social Engineering Campaign

-Stop Panic Buying Your Security Products and Start Prioritising

-A Fifth of UK SMBs Unable to Spot Scams

Black Arrow AdminDecember 3, 2023paris water agency, kubernetes, ssndob, dollar tree, general electric, ray, qilin, nassau bay, gloucestershire, cts, a&o, allen & overy, ibm, ncc group, deepfake, black basta, booking.com, vidar infostealer, secureworks, uk finance, sysjoker, onedrive, fidelity national, ardent health, henry schein, dp world, staples, stanford university, london and zurich, british library, zoom, google chrome, zyxel, owncloud, uber, allianz, moveit, graham cluley, djvu, xaro, cactus, qlik sense, rhysida, hse, yanfeng, telekopye, threatlabz, chatgpt, genai, redline, scrubcrypt, gh0st rat, logofail, namedrop, okta, gulf air, radware, nxp, killnet, motorola, meta, sec, solarwinds, colp, shadowy, rust, deloitte, kpmg, konni, macos, openssl, splunk, zscaler, bluffs, bluetooth, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare, russia, north korea, china, iran

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 12 May 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 12 May 2023:

-79% of Cyber Pros Make Decisions Without Threat Intelligence

-61% of Business Leadership Overlook the Role of Cyber Security as a Business Enabler and as being Key to Business Success

-Risk Managers Warn Cyber Insurance Could Become ‘Unviable Product’

-Small and Medium-Sized Businesses: Don’t Give up on Cyber Security

-AI Has Been Dubbed a 'Nuclear' Threat to Cyber Security, but It Can Also Be Used for Defence

-Paying Cyber Hijackers’ Ransoms Doubles Cost of Recovery, Sophos Study Shows

-Majority of US, UK CISOs Unable to Protect Company 'Secrets'

-Company Executives Can’t Afford to Ignore Cyber Security Anymore

-BEC Campaign via Israel Spotted Targeting Multinational Companies

-CISOs Worried About Personal Liability for Breaches

-UK, US and International Allies Uncover Russian Snake Malware Network in 50+ Countries

-Plug-and-Play Microsoft 365 Phishing Tool 'Democratizes' Attack Campaigns

Black Arrow AdminMay 14, 2023at&t, adobe, linkedin, delinea, encrochat, ubiquiti, simplify, seoul, sysco, chrome, google, ruckus, cofense, cyble, esxi, cactus, threat intelligence, federation of european risk management associations, ferma, lloyds, financial times, smbs, smb, chatgpt, sophos, israel, snake malware, ncsc, nsa, fsb, phishing-as-a-service, cisco, talos, greatness, kaspersky, rochester public school, constellation, alphv, akira, western digital, conti, royal, smashing pumpkins, dragos, bloomberg, abb, black basta, babuk, gmail, aurora, linux bpfdoor, fluhorse, fleckpe, bad bots, fortinet, andoryubot, rapperbot, cryptojacking, mirai botnet, capita, openai, msi, nextgen, brightly, schooldude, bitcoin, deepfake, merck, notpetya, sbom, enisa, adcs, ftx, tor, india, twitter, circle, tiktok, csam, pega, isc2, isaca, rsac, proofpoint, hp, dell, phishing, amazon, killnet, cert-ua, smokeloader, roarbat, dragon breath, capvision, sidewinder, wordpress, azure, papercut, cyberghost, sap, eset apt, eurovision, black arrow cyber, black arrow, osint, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, nca, national crime agency, europol, interpol, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare

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