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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 19 April 2024

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 19 April 2024:

-94% of Ransomware Victims Have Their Backups Targeted by Attackers

-Sharing IT Providers Is a Risk for Financial Services, Says IMF, as Rising Cyber Threats Pose Serious Concerns for Financial Stability

-Hackers are Threatening to Publish a Huge Stolen Sanctions and Financial Crimes Watchlist

-Your Annual Cyber Security Is Not Working, but There is a Solution

-73% of Security Professionals Say They’ve Missed, Ignored or Failed to Act on a High Priority Security Alert

-Russia and Ukraine Top Inaugural World Cyber Crime Index

-Police Takedown Major Cyber Fraud Superstore: Will the Cyber Crime Industry Become More Fragmented?

-Small Businesses See Stable Business Climate; Cite Cyber Security as Top Threat

-The Threat from Inside: 14% Surge in Insider Threats Compared to Previous Year

-Dark Web Sales Driving Major Rise in Credential Attacks as Attackers Pummel Networks with Millions of Login Attempts

-Large Enterprises Experience Breaches, Despite Large Security Stacks - Report Finds 93% of Breaches Lead to Downtime and Data Loss

-Charities Doing Worse than Private Sector in Staving off Cyber Attacks

Black Arrow AdminApril 21, 2024sandworm, meta, copilot, lastpass, dark angels, Coro, sophos, international monetary fund, imf, ghostr, kyc, world-check database, london stock exchange group, lseg, security workload impact report, world cybercrime index, wci, ukraine, oxford, new south wales, united states, romania, brazil, india, labhost, united healthgroup, mgm resorts, kaspersky, cisco talos, tor, joe sullivan, uber, stolen sanctions, lockbit, akira, moldovan, atlassian, draas, change healthcare, nexperia, daixin, omni hotels, octapharma plasma, phishing-as-a-service, kimsuky, fin7, roku, ta558, evil xdr, palo alto, firebird rat, fuxnet, steganoamor, soumnibot, kapeka, google ads, madmxshell, chirp smart locks, giant tiger, wells fargo, openmetadata, kubernetes, cerber, youtube, muddywater, darkbeatc2, furry hackers, pan os, putty ssh, xenserver, yubico, yubikey, citrix hypervisor, juniper networks, ivanti, avalanche mdm, oracle, delinea, telegram, python scripts, d-link nas, subsea cables, sap, dark web, enterprise, charities, charity, cyber readiness index, moldova, drass, disaster-recovery-as-a-service, food, agriculture, france, heritage foundation, frontier communications, microsoft, dmarc, quishing, qr codes, cisco duo, ddos, distributed denial of service, panama papers, students, amazon, insider, insider threat, insider risk, service accounts, shadow ids, brute force, spyware, typosquatting, fingerprints, biometrics, singapore, mandiant, israel, putty, samsung, d-link, penetration testing, pentesting, cobra, university, universities, cni, 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, fortune 500, fortune500

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 15 September 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing 15 September 2023:

-Overconfident Organisations Prone to Cyber Breaches

-Board Members Struggling to Understand Cyber Risks

-Cyber Criminals are Targeting Top Executives and Could be Using Sensitive Information to Extort Them

-Cyber Attacks Reach Fever Pitch in Q2 2023

-Ransomware Attacks Hit Record Levels in UK as More Companies Fail to Tackle Growing Threats

-Microsoft Warns of More Attacks as Ransomware Spreads Through Teams Phishing

-Europol - Financial Crime Makes “Billions” and Impacts “Millions”

-Almost One in Three Parents Have Never Spoken to Their Children About Cyber Security

-Hackers are Dropping USB Drives Outside Buildings to Target Networks

-Data Theft is Now the No. 1 Cyber Security Threat Keeping Execs Awake at Night

-If You Didn’t Change Your Passwords After the LastPass Data Breach, Do It Now

-Cloud Vulnerabilities Surge Nearly 200% as Cloud Credentials Become the New Hot Ticket on the Dark Web

Black Arrow AdminSeptember 17, 2023teams, mgm, ico, information commissioners office, ibm, palo alto networks, pwc, csfi, knowbe4, savanti, 3am, webp, cuba ransomware, rhysida, sec, security exchange commission, ceasars, greater manchester police, save the children, shell, bg group, moveit, dutch fa, google looker, agent tesla, originbotnet, redline clipper, w3ll, associated press stylebook, chatgpt, akamai, telegram, yukon, nunavut, coop, wyze, lastpass, dymocks, capita, airbus, webex, lazarus, coinex, cryptoqueen, trickbot, conti, kubernetes, openssl, wiki-eve, musk, starlink, myanmar, ethnic militia, ooda, adobe, notepad++, rocketmq, metastealer, bruschetta-board, sophos, 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 30 June 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 30 June 2023:

-Zurich Insurance Group Secures Data Leak After Leaving Sensitive Data Publicly Accessible

-Employees Worry Less About Cyber Security Best Practices in the Summer

-Businesses are Ignoring Third-Party Security Risks

-Fear Trumps Anger When It Comes to Data Breaches – Angry Customers Vent, But Fearful Customers Don’t Come Back

-Over 130 Organisations and Millions of Individuals Believed to Be Impacted by MOVEit Hack, it Keeps Growing

-Widespread BEC Attacks Threaten European Organisations

-Lloyd’s Syndicates Sued Over Cyber Insurance

-95% Fear Inadequate Cloud Security Detection and Response

-The Growing Use of Generative AI and the Security Risks They Pose

-The CISO’s Toolkit Must Include Political Capital Within The C-Suite

-Microsoft Warns of Widescale Credential Stealing Attacks by Russian Hackers as War Ministers Reliant on Cyber Crime

-SMBs Plagued by Exploits, Trojans and Backdoors

Black Arrow AdminJuly 2, 2023arcserve, chrome, internet systems consortium, grafana, azure ad, sap, ddosia, powers, charming kitten, phonyc2, muddyc3, huawei, volt typhoon, zoho, monopolgy market, telegram, genworth, diablo iv, earlyrat, npm, pindos, super mario, k-12, clop, fis, putin, uber, siemens, schneider electric, barracuda, zurich, sec, zurich insurance group, moveit, malwarebytes, chatgpt, securities and exchange commission, federal trade commission, siemens electric, pwc, sony, ey, midnight blizzard, lloyds syndicates, university of california, ucla, capita, solarwinds, 3cx, cl0p, notpetya, lockbit, trickbot, conti, esxi, wagner, 8base, manchester university, ernst & young, calpers, singapore, pig-butchering, openai, lastpass, openssh, blacklotus, icedid, thirdeye, anasta, andariel, fluhorse, latitude, jokerspy, robotic falcon, multicloud, letmespy, jp morgan, sachklov, muddywater, powerstar, zyxel, fortinac, vmware aria operations, microsoft teams, muddles libra, mockingjay, outlook, microsoft 365, akira, tesla, twitter, metaverse, stalkerware, 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 23rd June 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 23 June 2023:

-How the MOVEit Breach Shows Hackers' Interest in Corporate File Transfer Tools

-Attackers Discovering Exposed Cloud Assets Within Minutes

-Majority of Users Neglect Best Password Practices

-One in Three Workers Susceptible to Phishing

-Ransomware Misconceptions Abound, to the Benefit of Attackers

-Threat Actors Scale and Commoditise Uncommon Tools and Techniques

-Goodbyes are Difficult, IT Offboarding Processes Make Them Harder

-Security Budget Hikes are Missing the Mark, CISOs Say

-Understanding Cyber Resilience: Building a Holistic Approach to Cyber Security

-Emerging Ransomware Group 8Base Releasing Data on SMBs Globally

-Cyber Security Industry Still Fighting to Recruit and Retain Talent

-Financial Firms to Build Resilience in Face of Growing Cyber-Threats

-Fulfilling Expected SEC Requirements for Cyber Security Expertise at Board Level

Black Arrow AdminJune 25, 2023moveit, accelion, fortra, dropbox, wetransfer, proofpoint, github, google workspace, slack, okta, 8base, cbest, knowbe4, sec, dora, infosecurityeurope, pwc, bbc, ba, avast, norton, sophos, cisa, fbi, ey, blackcat, adur, worthing, ups, chatgpt, onlyfans, diicot, condi, 3cx, reddit, capita, western digital, megaupload, asus, zyxel, chrome, trellix, lenovo, securities and exchange commission, rorschach, university of manchester, manchester university, usda, joe biden, rdstealer, mystic stealer, apt37, blacklotus, scarcruft, flea, chameldoh, gravityrat, apple, android, mirai, zeeland, pet feeders, us military, mondelez, sap, telegram, blockchain, influencers, social media, amazon, amazon s3, shadow it, intel, ssh, tsunami botnet, lockbit, killnet, gru, apt28, doj, us department of justice, cadet blizzard, apt15, red eyes, vmware, vmware vrealize, gifshell, wordpress, azure, gigabyte motherboards, triangulation spyware, repojacking, 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 05 May 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 05 May 2023:

- Boards Need Better Conversations About Cyber Security

- Uber’s Ex-Security Chief Sentenced for Security Breach

- Global Cyber Attacks Rise by 7% in Q1 2023

- Three-Quarters of Firms Predict Breach in Coming Year

- The Costly Threat That Many Businesses Fail to Address

- European Data at Risk with Tick-box GDPR Compliance and High Cyber Attack Volumes

- Understanding Cyber Threat Intelligence for Business Security

- Hackers Are Finding Ways to Evade Latest Cyber Security Tools

- Study Shows a 27% Spike in Publicly Known Ransomware Victims

- Data Loss Costs Are Going Up – and Not Just for Those Who Choose to Pay Thieves

- Give NotPetya-hit Merck that $1.4B, Appeals Court Tells Insurers

- 4 Ways Leaders Should Re-evaluate Their Cyber Security's Focus

Black Arrow AdminMay 7, 2023lloyds, halifax, tsb, chrome, huawei, earth longzhi, bouldspy, apt41, bellaciao, nomadic octopus, apt28, privategpt, airtag, azure, aviva, doj, at&t, spector, mirai, lobshot, americold, rapture, bitmarck, teiss, mercks, uber, joeseph sullivan, chatgpt, check point, crowdstrike, microsoft, guidepoint, not-petya, merks, lockbit, clop, alphv, royal, bianlian, gdpr, trend micro, world ecenomic forum, capita, hardensuish school, avidxchange, blackcat, western digital, brightline, vipersoftx, telegram, keylogger, t-mobile, fortra, tiktok, solarwinds, openai, twitter, meta, ftc, strike, google ads, cyber security council, kimsuky, wordpress, zyxel, amd, rsac, decoy dog, japan, bgp, faultpm, netgear, 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

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 14 April 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 14 April 2023:

-Almost Half of Former Employees Say Their Passwords Still Work

-Efficient Risk Based Patch Management Means Eliminating Just 2% of Exposures Could Protect 90% of Critical Assets

-Printers Pose Persistent Yet Overlooked Threat

-Employees Are as Likely as Cyber Criminals to Cause Cyber Incidents

-Over 90% of Organisations Find Threat Hunting a Challenge

-75% of Organisations Have Suffered a Cyber Security Breach

-Leak Shows Evolving Russian Cyber War Capabilities

-Outsourced Payroll and HR Services Firm Forced to Shut Down After Cyber Attack

-When a Cyber Criminal Steals Personal Data from Your Organisation What Do You Do and Who Do You Need to Inform?

-Insider Threat and Ransomware: A Growing Issue

-How LockBit Changed Cyber Security Forever

-Hybrid Work Environments Are Stressing CISOs

-Protect Your Data with a USB Condom

-Strategising Cyber Security: Why a Risk-based Approach is Key

Black Arrow AdminApril 16, 2023hp, lexmark, kaspersky, skyhigh, pentagon, moscow, vulcan, sd worx, lockbit, nokoyawa, rorschach, medusa, cyble, cylance, msi, latitude, kfc, pizza hut, lurssen, telegram, rilide, fortra, typhon, blackguard, check point, quadream, kingspawn, redline, chatgpt, blacklotus, emotet, legion, mirai, whatsapp, onenote, npm, vps, flipper zero, amazon, tesla, zigbee, hikvision, service nsw, discord, mod, ministry of defence, hyundai, medicaid, genesis, ares, prc, sentiment defi, nuget, 3cx, azure, ciem, passgan, lastpass, fcc, cookie monster, samsung, openai, ntc vulkan, cnn, zarya, joker, pypi, google, apt29, wordpress, sophos, twitter, sap, javascript, adobe, outlook, msmq, immuniweb, crowdstrike, thales, rapid7, thingsboard, 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

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 31 March 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 31 March 2023:

-Phishing Emails Up a Whopping 569% in 2022

-The End User Password Mistakes Putting Your Organisation at Risk

-Millions of Penetration Tests Show Companies’ Security Postures are Getting Worse

-71% of Employees Keep Work Passwords on Personal Devices

-Cyber Crime Frontlines in Russia-Ukraine War Move to Eastern and Northern Europe

-Security Flaws Cost Fifth of Executive’s Businesses

-Companies Struggle to Build and Run Effective Programs to Protect Data from Insider Threats

-Only 10% of Workers Remember All Their Cyber Security Training

-Silence Gets You Nowhere in a Data Breach

-Just 1% of Cloud Permissions are Actively Used

-Dangerous Misconceptions About Emerging Cyber Threats

-‘Grim’ Criminal Abuse of ChatGPT is Coming, Europol Warns

Black Arrow AdminApril 2, 2023trend micro, clop, lumen, crown resorts, icedid, darkbit, technion university, p&g, fortra, irs, vivern, paypal, google, emotet, voip, macstealer, microsoft defender, tor browser, nullmixer, melofee, redgolf, keyplug, realtek, cacti, alienfox, onenote, nexus, rostec, samsung, tesla, procter & gamble, latitude, toyota, chatgpt, ncb, new york, visa, nca, beazley, 3cx, cloudflare, openssl, tiktok, france, breachforums, clearview, vulkan, earth preta, biden, white house, apt43, telegram, putin, xi, kimsuky, outlook, apple, qnap, bing, ibm, azure, fabrixss, azure sfx, goanywhere, openai, europol, russia, ukraine, byod, lastpass, cloud, saas, virgin group, ios, android, latitude financial, north korea, european parliament, china, winter vivern, api, black arrow cyber, black arrow, threat intelligence, osint, ncsc, national cyber security centre, cpni, mi5, gchq, cert, national crime agency, interpol, enisa, nato, cyber, information security, it security, cyber warfare

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 10 March 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 10 March 2023:

-Business Email Compromise Attacks Can Take Just Hours

-Research Reveals ‘Password’ is Still the Most Common Term used by Hackers to Breach Enterprise Networks

-Just 10% of Firms Can Resolve Cloud Threats in an Hour

-MSPs in the Crosshair of Ransomware Gangs

-Stolen Credentials Increasingly Empower the Cyber Crime Underground

-It’s Time to Assess the Potential Dangers of an Increasingly Connected World

-Mounting Cyber Threats Mean Financial Firms Urgently Need Better Safeguards

-Developers Leaked 10m Credentials Including Passwords in 2022

-Cyber Threat Detections Surges 55% In 2022

-European Central Bank Tells Banks to Run Cyber Stress Tests after Rise in Hacker Attacks

-Employees Are Feeding Sensitive Business Data to ChatGPT

-Is Ransomware Declining? Not So Fast Experts Say

-Preventing Corporate Data Breaches Starts With Remembering That Leaks Have Real Victims

-Faced With Likelihood of Ransomware Attacks, Businesses Still Choosing to Pay Up

-Experts See Growing Need for Cyber Security Workers as One in Six Jobs go Unfilled

Black Arrow AdminMarch 12, 2023Specops, nist, ico, gdpr, hipaa, cyber essentials, ncsc, palo alto networks, palo alto, msp, rackspace, lastpass, flashpoint, cisco, fortinet, imf, international monetary fund, supervisory authorities, banks, gitguardian, github, api keys, trend micro, ecb, european central bank, chatgpt, powerpoint, crowdstrike, proofpoint, ictc, information and communications technology council, oakland, indigo books, lockbit, doppelpaymer, ransom house, clinic de barcelona, icefire, black and mcdonald, dnd, blacksnake, chaos ransomware, emotet, sms pumping, draytek, pypi, onenote, snake, uefi, mock folders, blackmamba, scrubcrypt, plugx, sonicwall, remcos, transparent tribe, romance scam, google one, android trojan, akamai, tpm 2.0, hikvision, king sandringham, chick-fil-a, paypal, acer, conglomerate, verizon, congress, dc health, acronis, at&t, bidencash, ftx, oracle, weblogic, flutterwave, uk government, munich re, snap, solarwinds, sbom, tiktok, twitter, biden, owasp, pci, netwire, mitre, vishing, edr, pegasus, mqsttang, mustang panda, sharp panda, whatsapp, telegram, lazarus, nhs, kev, vulncheck, microsoft word, starlink, vmware, adobe experience manager, chrome, veeam, jenkins, bitwarden

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 24 February 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Briefing 24 February 2023:

-Employees Bypass Cyber Security Guidance to Achieve Business Objectives

-Three Quarters of Businesses Braced for Serious Email Attack this Year

-The Cost of Living Crisis is Triggering a Wave of Workplace Crime

-Fighting Ransomware with Cyber Security Audits

-Record Levels of Fraud Impacting 90% of Payment Compliance Teams

-CISOs Struggle with Stress and Limited Resources

-Cyber Threats and Regulations Mount for Financial Industry

-HardBit Ransomware Wants Insurance Details to Set the Perfect Price

-Social Engineering is Becoming Increasingly Sophisticated

-A Fifth of Brits Have Fallen Victim to Online Scammers

-Cyber Attacks Hit Data Centres to Steal Information From Companies

-Phishing Fears Ramp Up on Email, Collaboration Platforms

-The War in Ukraine has Shaken up the Cyber Criminal Eco-system

-Police Bust €41m Email Scam Gang

Black Arrow AdminFebruary 26, 2023vanson bourne, zurich insurance, s1deload, stealc, enterprise strategy group, vixio, financial services information sharing and analysis center, fs_isac, akamai, contrast security, hardbit, f-secure, gartner, cynet, the guardian, guardian newspaper, royal ransomware, goanywhere, cork university, royal mail, esxi, dole, darkbit, esxiargs, trellix, lockbit, lausd, coindbase, twilio, cloudflare, oktopus, twitter blue subscribers, google ads, whiskeyspy, frebniis, rambleon, hydrochasma, telegram, dod, department of defense, activision, telus, godaddy, norway, nevada group, sbf, ftc, chips company, phil venables, docker, fatalrat, kaspersky, owasp, ico, woolworths, musk, starlink, zhulong, earth zhulong, cert-eu, earth kitsune, lazarus, fortinet, solarwinds, fortinac, fortiweb, vmware, npm, npm package, disruptive technology strike force, aws, black arrow, black arrow cyber, cyber experts, cyber consulting, cyber investigators, cyber, cyber security, 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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 10 February 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 10 February 2023:

-Companies Banned from Paying Hackers After Attacks on Royal Mail and Guardian

-Fraud Set to Be Upgraded as a Threat to National Security

-98% of Attacks are Not Reported by Employees to their Employers

-UK Second Most Targeted Nation Behind America for Ransomware

-Financial Institutions are Suffering from Increasingly Sophisticated Cyber Attacks

-An Email Attack Can End Up Costing You Over $1 Million

-Cyber Crime Shows No Signs of Slowing Down

-Surge of Swatting Attacks Targets Corporate Executive and Board Members

-Phishing Surges Ahead, as ChatGPT and Artificial Intelligence Loom

-Pro-Russian Hacktivist Group is Only Getting Started, Experts Warn

-Crypto Investors Lost Nearly $4 Billion to Hackers in 2022

-PayPal and Twitter Abused in Turkey Relief Donation Scams

-Mysterious Leak of Booking.com Reservation Data is Being Used to Scam Customers

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 13 January 2023

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 13 January 2023:

-Quarter of UK SMBs Hit by Ransomware in 2022

-Global Cyber Attack Volume Surges 38% in 2022

-1 in 3 Organisations Do Not Provide Any Cyber Security Training to Remote Workers Despite the Majority of Employees Having Access to Critical Data

-AI-Generated Phishing Attacks Are Becoming More Convincing

-Customer and Employee Data the Top Prize for Hackers

-Royal Mail hit by Ransomware Attack, Causes ‘Severe Disruption’ to Services

-The Guardian Confirms Personal Information Compromised in Ransomware Attack

-Ransomware Gang Releases Info Stolen from 14 UK Schools, Including Passport Scans

-The Dark Web’s Criminal Minds See Internet of Things as Next Big Hacking Prize

-Corrupted File to Blame for Computer Glitch which Grounded Every US Flight

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 03 June 2022

-Turbulent Cyber Insurance Market Sees Rising Prices and Sinking Coverage

-Ransomware Attacks Still The #1 Threat to Businesses and Organisations

-Third of UK Firms Have Experienced a Security Breach Since 2020

-There Is No Good Digital Transformation Without Cyber Security

-Ransomware Gang Now Hacks Corporate Websites to Show Ransom Notes

-Attackers Are Leveraging Follina, a Critical Microsoft Windows Vulnerability Affecting Nearly All Versions of Windows and Windows Server. What Can You Do?

-Ransomware Attacks Need Less Than Four Days to Encrypt Systems

-57% Of All Digital Crimes In 2021 Were Scams

-Intelligence Is Key to Strategic Business Decisions

-How Cyber Criminals Are Targeting Executives at Home and Their Families

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 27 May 2022

-How Confident Are Companies in Managing Their Current Threat Exposure?

-'There's No Ceiling': Ransomware's Alarming Growth Signals a New Era, Verizon DBIR Finds

-Paying Ransom Doesn’t Guarantee Data Recovery

-Report: Frequency of Cyber Attacks in 2022 Has Increased by Almost 3M

-New Zoom Flaws Could Let Attackers Hack Victims Just by Sending them a Message

-VMware, Airline Targeted as Ransomware Chaos Reigns

-Crypto Hacks Aren't a Niche Concern; They Impact Wider Society

-State of Cyber Security Report 2022 Names Ransomware and Nation-State Attacks as Biggest Threats

-Vishing (Voice Phishing) Cases Reach All Time High

-DeFi (Decentralised Finance) Is Getting Pummelled by Cyber Criminals

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 13 May 2022

-UK, US Intelligence Agencies Warn Managed Service Providers, including External IT Providers, Are Now Prime Targets for Cyber Attacks

-Wannacry – 5 Years On, 68% Of Enterprises Are Still At Risk

-You Can’t Eliminate Cyber Attacks, So Focus on Reducing the Blast Radius

-Just In Time? Bosses Are Finally Waking Up to The Cyber Security Threat

-Most Organisations Hit by Ransomware Would Pay Up If Hit Again

-31,000 FTSE 100 Logins Found on Dark Web

-Ransomware: How Executives Should Prepare Given the Current Threat Landscape

-What Your Cyber Insurance Application Form Can Tell You About Ransomware Readiness

-NCSC Shut Down 2.7 Million Scams in 2021

-Top 6 Security Threats Targeting Remote Workers

-Password Reuse Is Rampant Among Employees in All Sectors

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 07 January 2022

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 07 January 2022:

-Microsoft Sees Rampant Log4j Exploit Attempts, Testing

-Warning: Log4j Still Lurks Where Dependency Analysis Can’t Find It

-Hackers Sending Malware-Filled USB Sticks to Companies Disguised as Presents

-Patch Systems Vulnerable To Critical Log4j Flaws, UK And US Officials Warn

-‘Elephant Beetle’ Lurks For Months In Networks

-Sonicwall: Y2k22 Bug Hits Email Security, Firewall Products

-Hackers Use Video Player To Steal Credit Cards From Over 100 Sites

-Cyber World Is Starting 2022 In Crisis Mode With The Log4j Bug

-Everything You Need To Know About Ransomware Attacks and Gangs In 2022

-Why the Log4j Vulnerability Makes Endpoint Visibility and Zero Trust Security More Important Than Ever

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 17 September 2021

-Ransomware Preparedness Is Low Despite Executives’ Concerns

-MSPs That Cannot Modernize Will Find Themselves And Their Clients Falling Behind

-Two-Thirds Of Cloud Attacks Could Be Stopped By Checking Configurations, Research Finds

-Open Source Software Cyber Attacks Increasing By 650%, Popular Projects More Vulnerable

-Third-Party Cloud Providers: Expanding The Attack Surface

-Ransomware Encrypts South Africa's Entire Dept Of Justice Network

-2021’s Most Dangerous Software Weaknesses

-46% Of All On-Prem Databases Are Vulnerable To Attack, Breaches Expected To Grow

-Most Fortune 500 Companies’ External IT Infrastructure Considered At Risk

-Thousands Of Internet-Connected Databases Contain High Or Critical Vulnerabilities

-Only 30% Of Enterprises Use Cloud Services With End to End Encryption For External File Sharing

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 23 April 2021

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 23 April 2021: Cyber Attacks Rise For Businesses, Pushing Many To The Brink; MI5 Warns Of Spies Using LinkedIn To Trick Staff; Sonicwall Warns Customers To Patch 3 Zero-Days Exploited In The Wild; FBI Removed Backdoors From Vulnerable Exchange Servers, Not Everyone Likes The Idea; Pulse Secure VPN Zero-Day Used To Hack Defense Firms & Govt Orgs; Solarwinds Hack Could Cost Insurance Firms $90M; Mount Locker Ransomware Aggressively Changes Up Tactics; QR Codes Offer Easy Cyber Attack Avenues as Usage Spikes

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 19 February 2021

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 19 February 2021: Masslogger Swipes Outlook & Chrome Credentials; Phishers trick LinkedIn users; Solarwinds Attack ‘Largest And Most Sophisticated Attack’ Ever; Ransomware gangs are running riot, paying them off doesn’t help; Most security bugs in the wild are years old; Hacker Claims Files Stolen from Prominent Law Firm; 100+ Financial Services Firms Targeted in Ransom DDoS Attacks in 2020; 14 million alleged Amazon and eBay account details sold online; Think backups will protect you from ransomware? What do you think gets attacked first?

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 22 January 2021

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 22 January 2021: Ransomware Biggest Cyber Concern; Ransomware Payments Grew 311% In 2020; Cyber Security Spending To Soar In 2021; Ransomware Provides The Perfect Cover For Other Attacks; Gdpr Fines Skyrocket As Eu Gets Tough On Data Breaches; Popular Pdf Reader Has Database Of 77 Miliion Users Leaked Online; Malware Incidents On Remote Devices Increase

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Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 08 January 2021

Black Arrow Cyber Threat Briefing 08 January 2021: Ryuk gang estimated to have made more than $150 million from ransomware; China's hackers move to ransomware; Amid hardened security, attackers seek softer targets; Hackney Council files leaked online after cyber attack; PayPal users targeted in new SMS phishing campaign; the rise of cyber-mercenaries; Declutter Your Devices to Reduce Security Risks

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