Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves has claimed that the Conti ransomware gang has been working with collaborators across Costa Rica in a recent ransomware attack against its government agencies, reports CyberScoop.
Tens of security flaws in different Apple OS versions, including two exploited vulnerabilities in macOS Big Sur and Catalina, have been addressed by Apple in security patches released on Monday, according to SecurityWeek.
BleepingComputer reports that Nvidia has unveiled security patches to address 10 security vulnerabilities impacting Tesla, RTX/Quadro, NVS, Studio, and GeForce driver branches R450, R470, and R510, as well as the GTX 600 and GTX 700 Kepler-series cards, which have reached end-of-life last October.
The FBI issued an alert May 16 warning security teams that cyber actors were able to scrape credit card data from a U.S. business in January by injecting malicious PHP code into its online checkout page.
A judge has dismissed a breach lawsuit against Northeast Radiology and its vendor Alliance Healthcare Services, as the patients did not provide evidence of concrete harm, as required by a June 2021 Supreme Court ruling.
Sixty-five percent of IT help desk teams across the U.S. have reported experiencing excessive stress and burnout, while 94% noted that skills shortfall, as well as hiring and retention concerns during the past year have adversely affected their duties, according to TechRepublic.
The New York Assembly has unanimously approved legislation that would strengthen the cybersecurity defenses of its energy supply amid increasingly prevalent cyberattacks against power grids across the U.S., Government Technology reports.
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