Wray declined to talk about any specific investigation or threat but said investigations into cyberattacks, including against election infrastructure, candidates or campaigns, require help from the private sector.
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Ransomware isn’t just about malware. It’s about brands, trust, and the shifting allegiances of cybercriminals.
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Microchip Technology has disclosed a cyberattack impacting operations at some of its manufacturing facilities.
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Ransomware payments in H1 2024 totaled nearly $460 million and $1.58 billion have been stolen in cryptocurrency heists.
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Georgy Kavzharadze was sentenced to prison in the US for selling stolen financial, login, and personal information on an online cybercriminal marketplace.
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AutoCanada has disclosed a disruptive cybersecurity incident after also being impacted by the recent CDK Global ransomware attack.
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Law enforcement agencies in the US, Germany, and the UK have disrupted the Radar/Dispossessor ransomware infrastructure.
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A global deal on the criminal use of computer technology is moving ahead despite worries it will let governments around the world violate human rights.
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Threat actors have hijacked over 35,000 domains in five years because DNS providers fail to properly verify domain ownership.
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Two Russians serving time for insider trading, computer hacking and credit card theft were released in a prisoner swap deal with Moscow.
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