Newsgather

ransomware

Stabil22 Meldungen11 QuellenZuletzt aktualisiert: 12 sa önce

Neueste Meldungen

Meta's Face Recognition Code, Deepfakes on xAI's Grok, and AI's Impact on Cybersecurity
In Entwicklung
Technik·2 g önceKI-Zusammenfassung

Meta's Face Recognition Code, Deepfakes on xAI's Grok, and AI's Impact on Cybersecurity

Meta removed face recognition code from its smart glasses app, while xAI's Grok continues to host deepfakes. Anthropic released a safer AI model, and the US issued new AI threat directives. Europe seeks to distance itself from US Big Tech, and new projects aim to enhance privacy. The FCC proposed rules that could end burner phones, hackers exploited Oracle software, and Microsoft released a massive patch update. Google sued a scam group using its AI, and Trump replaced his intelligence chief pick.

W
Wired
Türk Hackerlerin Korkuttuğu Mimic Ransomware'dan İlk Tutuklama
NACHRICHT
31.05.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Türk Hackerlerin Korkuttuğu Mimic Ransomware'dan İlk Tutuklama

Emniyet Genel Müdürlüğü Siber Suçlarla Mücadele Daire Başkanlığı, Mimic Ransomware adlı fidye yazılımının Türk hacker’lar tarafından kullanıldığını tespit etti. Kaan A. isimli şüpheli, fidye yazılımı kullanarak mali müşavir Bilal E.'nin bilgisayarını hackleyerek 7 bin Euro fidye talep etti. Şüpheli tutuklandı ve 12 yıla kadar hapis cezası talebiyle dava açıldı.

H
Hürriyet Gündem
Checkmarx Hit by Supply Chain Attack, Then Ransomware in Cascading Security Breaches
In Entwicklung
Technik·29.04.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Checkmarx Hit by Supply Chain Attack, Then Ransomware in Cascading Security Breaches

Checkmarx, a security firm, has suffered a devastating series of breaches over 40 days. It was first compromised through a supply-chain attack on the Trivy vulnerability scanner on March 19, with attackers pushing malware that stole credentials. Checkmarx's own GitHub account was then breached on March 23, pushing malware to its users. Despite remediation, a new malware wave appeared April 22. The Lapsu$ ransomware group subsequently dumped stolen data on the dark web on March 30, originating from Checkmarx's GitHub repositories. Another security firm, Bitwarden, was also affected in the same Trivy supply-chain attack.

A
Ars Technica
Ransomware Claims to Use Quantum-Resistant Encryption in Marketing Gimmick
In Entwicklung
Technik·23.04.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Ransomware Claims to Use Quantum-Resistant Encryption in Marketing Gimmick

Security researchers at Rapid7 have identified Kyber ransomware as the first confirmed case of ransomware using post-quantum cryptography (PQC). The ransomware, active since September 2025, claims to use ML-KEM1024—a NIST-standardized quantum-resistant algorithm—to encrypt victims' files, though experts say this is primarily a marketing tactic to intimidate non-technical decision-makers. The actual encryption uses AES-256, while a VMware variant was found to falsely claim ML-KEM usage while actually using RSA-4096.

A
Ars Technica
UK Faces ‘Hacktivist Attacks at Scale’ Risk in Conflict, Warns Cyber Security Chief
In Entwicklung
Defense·22.04.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

UK Faces ‘Hacktivist Attacks at Scale’ Risk in Conflict, Warns Cyber Security Chief

The UK could face hacktivist attacks at scale if embroiled in conflict, with impact similar to recent ransomware incidents, NCSC chief Richard Horne will warn at CyberUK conference. Nation states now account for the most significant cyber incidents, with ransomware attacks hitting Marks & Spencer, Jaguar Land Rover and Royal Mail. Horne echoed MI6 chief’s warning that the UK is in ‘a space between peace and war’ as geopolitical tensions rise with Russia.

G
Guardian UK
Former Ransomware Negotiator Angelo Martino Pleads Guilty to Aiding Cybercriminals
NACHRICHT
21.04.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Former Ransomware Negotiator Angelo Martino Pleads Guilty to Aiding Cybercriminals

Angelo Martino, a former ransomware negotiator at DigitalMint, pleaded guilty to helping the ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware gang extort companies by feeding them confidential victim information including insurance policy limits and negotiation strategies. He is the third ransomware negotiator in the past year to face jail for this scheme, admitting to playing both sides in five incidents. Martino faces up to 20 years in prison and authorities have seized $10 million in assets.

T
TechCrunch