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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 10 September 2021

-91% Of IT Teams Have Felt 'Forced' To Trade Security For Business Operations

-Ransomware Attacks Increased Exponentially In 2021

-One In Three Suspect Phishing Emails Reported By Employees Really Are Malicious

-Hackers Shift From Malware To Credential Hijacking

-Attacker Breakout Time Now Less Than 30 Minutes

-Hackers Leak VPN Account Passwords From 87,000 Fortinet FortiGate Devices

-The Impact Of Ransomware On Cyber Insurance Driving The Need For Broader Cyber Security Knowledge

-Hackers Exploit Camera Vulnerabilities To Spy On Parents

-39% Of All Internet Traffic Is From Bad Bots

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 13 August 2021

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 13 August 2021:

-SMBs Increasingly Vulnerable To Ransomware, Despite The Perception They Are Too Small To Target

-440% Increase In Phishing

-Users Can Be Just As Dangerous As Hackers

-With Crime-As-A-Service, Anyone Can Be An Attacker

-Move To Cloud Creating Security Blindspots

-Connected Devices Increasingly At Risk Of Ransomware Attacks

-Ransomware Payments Explode Amid ‘Quadruple Extortion’

-Accenture Hit With $50M Ransomware

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 14 May 2021

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 14 May 2021: Two Thirds Of CISOs Expect Damaging Cyber Attack In Next 12 Months; Ransomware - Don't Pay, It Just Shows Cyber Criminals That Attacks Work; Most Significant Cyber Attacks 2006-2020; The Shape Of Fraud And Cyber Crime, 10 Things We Learned From 2020; US Pipeline Ransomware Serves As Warning To Persistent Corporate Inertia Over Security; Ransomware Attackers Now Using Triple Extortion Tactics; AXA Pledges To Stop Reimbursing French Ransomware Victims; Cyber Experts Warn Over Online Wine Scams

Black Arrow AdminMay 14, 2021cyber, cyber security, infosec, information security, threat report, threat intel, ciso, ransomware, fraud, cyber crime, third party, third parties, software, fuel supplies, ot, ics, scada, critical infrastructure, colonial, triple extortion, extortion, axa, france, dystopia, wine, scams, cisa, energy sector, ryuk, students, mtr, privacy, piracy, foreign secretary, darkside, business email compromise, bec, phishing, smishing, ai, coronavirus, covid-19, email, ios, apple, trojan, windows, microsoft, troy hunt, patches, vulnerabilities, vulnerability management, adobe, adobe reader, wifi, frag attack, lemon duck, zero-day, rce, bulletproof hosting, criminals, rapid7, source code, russia, china, ncsc, cozy bear, spying, ddos, university, academia, mobile, gps, mfa, biden, executive order, healthcare, government, bots

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 16 April 2021

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 16 April 2021: 61% Of Employees Fail Basic Cyber Security Quiz; More Than 1,900 Hacking Groups Active Today; Ransomware Crisis Worsens; Enterprise Security Attackers Are One Password Away From Your Worst Day; Microsoft’s April Update Patches 114 Bugs; Nation-State Attacks Targeting Businesses Rise; Criminals Installing Cryptojacking Malware On Unpatched Exchange Servers; Network Vulns Affect Over 100 Million Devices; Brits Still Confused By Multi-Factor Authentication

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 18 December 2020

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 18 December 2020: The great hack attack - SolarWinds breach exposes big gaps in cyber security; A wake-up for the world on cyber security; White House activates cyber emergency response; US nuclear weapons agency targeted; UK companies targeted; Increasing Risk of Cyber Attacks; millions of users install malicious browser extensions; C19 Vaccines sold on dark web

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Week in review 29 December 2019 Round up of the most significant open source stories of the last week

Black Arrow Cyber Security review of top open source news articles for week ending 29 December 2019: 10 biggest hacks of the decade, biggest malware threats, MI6 floorplans lost, Citrix vulnerabilities, popular chat app actually spying tool, jobs in infosec

Antony ClealDecember 29, 2019cyber, cyber security, information security, infosec, guernsey, malware, breaches, vulnerabilities, spying, espionage, hacks, careers

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