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Security News for the Week Ending May 31, 2019

Baltimore Ransomware Attack Could Be Blamed on the NSA I think this is what they call a tease. Technically correct, however. You may remember the NSA hacking tool that got out into the wild called EternalBlue?  It was leaked by the hacking group ShadowBrokers in 2017.  Before that, it exploited a Microsoft  bug that the […]

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Wolters Kluwer “Still Down” From May 6 Cyber Attack

There is never a good time for the information systems of one of the world’s largest hosted services providers to go down, but in this case, at least it wasn’t April 6th. One of the Dutch firm Wolters Kluwer’s big services is CCH, the online tax software that many accounting firms, large and small, use. […]

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Citrix Fesses Up More Details About Their Breach

One good thing about breach notification laws – we tend to find out more information about what actually happened. Last month Citrix announced that hackers broke into their network and stole documents – corporate secrets.  They said they found out when the FBI came to tell them (that probably was not fun to admit).  Security […]

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IoT – It’s Only Getting Worse, Security Wise

With the government doing just about zero when it comes to protecting you from Internet of Things security hacks, this leaves the entire burden on you. A hacker broke into two different GPS tracker apps – he hacked about 7,000 iTrack accounts and 20,000 ProTrack accounts. In general hacking into someone’s web account might cost […]

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