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From the Banner Health data breach in Phoenix , to the Excellus BlueCross BlueShied breach in 2015 leaking data back from 2013 , to the breach of 11 million subscribers of Premera , experts say the concern is vast and not going away.
Last month, the city of Riviera Beach, Florida, was crippled by a ransomware attack that led to it paying a hefty sum to recover government systems. Ransomware attacks are on the rise within local and state governments, he added, leading to revived debate about how to handle such a scenario. . What’s the alternative?” .
Furthermore, AIG found that more than a quarter – 26 percent – of cyber claims in 2017 cited ransomware as the primary cause of loss, compared to only 16 percent between 2013 and 2016. The news comes about a year after a major ransomware attack affected more than 200,000 computers in 150 countries across the globe.
Warnings from the Federal Bureau of Investigation have enterprises worried about cybersecurity — specifically, concerns about ransomware attacks. Phishing emails — 93 percent of which include ransomware, according to ITProPortal — should by no means be ignored. Compare that to ransomware, which made up just 11 percent.
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The city of Baltimore fell victim to a ransomware attack last week , as researchers began to dive into the risks of local-level government systems. Since 2013, 170 local government systems — at least — have been attacked by cybercriminals , new data from Recorded Future revealed.
global ransomware attack and the 2014 attack on Sony Pictures Entertainment. Chosun also plied its trade from locations in China (where Park was based from 2011 to 2013), according to the complaint. Chosun funneled money and manpower to the North Korean hacking organizations by doing legitimate tech-focused work from China.
taxpayers who engaged in virtual currency transactions using the Coinbase platform from 2013 to 2015. Department of Justice, the Northern District of California court is allowing the IRS to serve a summons to Coinbase for U.S. Last month, news broke that the IRS is actively looking for bitcoin-based tax evasion.
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