#Ransomware

Ali Rogin

AliRogin

National Counterintelligence and Security Center director Bill Evanina tells @nickschifrin that recent Russian + Iranian cyberattacks on U.S. critical infrastructure may have only accessed voter information accidentally, but of course,

Kevin Beaumont

GossiTheDog

https://www.hydro.com/ https://twitter.com/NorskHydroASA/status/1107925735048646656 They’ve informed stock market they’ve gone to manual operations. Anybody know what the deal is? Tis about 35k employees. I’m going to guess rans

mRr3b00t (@hacknotcrime Advocate)

UK_Daniel_Card

ok gang! i know @ZephrFish has made some awesome content on CVE-2020-1472 but i think its time to get some more focus on this shizzle! to the @pwnDefend LAB! *plays

Jack Halon

jack_halon

Alright everyone, let's have a quick conversation about Red Teaming. Because honestly, some of you (actually a lot of you) who want to be a part of a Red Team

Brian in Pittsburgh

arekfurt

Seeing questions today from very small orgs on what *they* can do re. the heightened ransomware threat.Let's review the essential, no-cost things these orgs can--and must--do to hugely reduce risk:Counter

New Priest Cult 45

BasedCuk

Ransomware, a simple but ruthless piece of malware that will lock down (encrypt) your files and ... the attacker will contact you to demand a ransom be paid to decrypt

Jennifer Cohn ✍🏻 📢

jennycohn1

Florida is a mess. Its voter-registration system was breached, it won’t commit to telling the public about future breaches, it put cellular modems in precinct scanners (connecting them to the

Dan Goodin

dangoodin001

Interesting direction Signal is taking.https://twitter.com/a_greenberg/status/1379468052480278529 EFF lawyer @MartaBelcher says Signal should be really concerned about getting swept into new cryptocurrency reporting laws that are sure to co

Josh Swihart 🛡

jswihart

This piece may seem to be positive for Bitcoin and loudly applauded by the Bitcoin and crypto community, but in fact, it is deeply concerning. Thread:https://twitter.com/MichaelJMorell/status/1381971120841183235 The report surfaces a

Robᵉʳᵗ Graham😷, provocateur

ErrataRob

Okay, I'll bite.1/ The Internet is secure enough. Sure, in some cases we can improve networks with more security, but in many cases, more security makes things worse, not better.https://twitter.com/bettersafetynet/status/129868143338975

Amy MacPherson

MsAmyMacPherson

WORST possible development in #COVID19 pandemic must be stopped in #CDNpoliApple & Google to siphon 3 billion health records & track everyone's location + contacts 24/7. Those private records are

John Reed Stark

JohnReedStark

I worked at the SEC for 18+ yrs, the last 11 as Chief of the SEC Office of Internet Enforcement. I have taught cyber law at Georgetown and Duke Law

Katie Nickels

likethecoins

I'll attempt to live tweet this awesome webcast from @Wanna_VanTa and @x04steve on Ryuk and UNCs behind them! Roughly 1/5 ransomware intrusions have been related to Ryuk. @Mandiant @sansforensics Tracking

SecurityGuill 🌐

SecurityGuill

This thread updated includes all my #infographics so far, they present different terms related to Information Security It's an easy way to learn new things I hope it will

Jennifer Cohn ✍🏻 📢

jennycohn1

The GOP got away with it for 15 years bc anyone who says they suspect cheating is called tin foil since they can’t prove it. Check mate. That said, a

Sean Wright

SeanWrightSec

Day 1: Complex password don’t always mean more secure. A longer difficult to guess password is much better. Use phrases, and mix it up a bit for an even stronger