Major Retailers Face Disruption as Blue Yonder Hit by Ransomware Attack
A significant ransomware attack on supply chain software provider Blue Yonder has impacted operations at Starbucks and major UK supermarkets. The incident highlights the widespread effects of cyber attacks on supply chain services, forcing companies to implement manual workarounds while recovery efforts continue.
Ransomware Attack on Blue Yonder Cripples Major Retail Supply Chains
A devastating ransomware attack on supply chain software provider Blue Yonder has forced major retailers like Starbucks to resort to manual operations. The incident, occurring during the peak Thanksgiving period, has disrupted warehouse management and retail operations across the U.S. and UK.
BlackBasta: The Rising Ransomware Empire Filling Conti's Void
Following Conti's downfall, BlackBasta has emerged as a formidable force in Russian ransomware operations, showcasing remarkable adaptability through custom malware tools and sophisticated attack methods. The group's targeting of healthcare sectors and potential ties to state actors signal an evolving threat landscape requiring enhanced cybersecurity measures.
Healthcare Under Siege: The Rising Tide of Ransomware Attacks and Data Protection Strategies
Ransomware attacks on healthcare organizations have doubled in the past year, with LockBit responsible for 25% of incidents. Learn how institutions are fighting back through robust backup strategies, employee training, and comprehensive security measures to protect critical patient data.
FBI Charges Five Young Hackers in $100M MGM Resorts Cyberattack
Federal prosecutors have charged five members of the 'Scattered Spider' cybercrime group for orchestrating a devastating ransomware attack on MGM Resorts. The sophisticated scheme caused an estimated $100 million in damages and widespread disruption across Las Vegas casino operations.
Russian Ransomware Groups Recruiting Penetration Testers to Enhance Attack Capabilities
Russian cybercrime gangs are actively seeking skilled penetration testers on underground forums to strengthen their ransomware operations. The concerning trend, revealed in a Cato Networks report, highlights the growing professionalization of ransomware attacks and lowering barriers to entry in cybercrime.
New Helldown Ransomware Campaign Exploits Critical Zyxel VPN Vulnerabilities
A sophisticated ransomware group called Helldown has compromised 31 organizations by exploiting Zyxel firewall vulnerabilities. The threat actors employ advanced tactics including undocumented exploits, aggressive data theft reaching 431GB, and both Windows and Linux variants targeting virtualized infrastructure.
Russian National Charged in $16M Phobos Ransomware Operation After South Korean Extradition
Evgenii Ptitsyn, a 42-year-old Russian national, faces criminal charges for allegedly running the Phobos ransomware operation that targeted over 1,000 organizations globally. Operating under aliases on the darknet, Ptitsyn and associates allegedly extorted more than $16 million through sophisticated cyber extortion schemes.
New SafePay Ransomware Operation Emerges Using LockBit Builder to Target Organizations
A rising cybercrime group called SafePay has claimed 22 victims using LockBit-based ransomware and sophisticated attack methods. The operation, discovered by Huntress researchers, exploits RDP access and employs data theft tools while showing behavioral patterns similar to established ransomware groups.
Bitdefender Releases Free Tool to Counter New ShrinkLocker Ransomware Threat
Cybersecurity firm Bitdefender has discovered ShrinkLocker, a new ransomware exploiting Windows BitLocker encryption to lock users out of their systems. In response, they've released a free decryption tool to help victims recover data without paying ransom, dealing a significant blow to cybercriminals.