Columbus 500K people affected by Rhysida ransomware attack
Columbus, Ohio confirmed a ransomware attack exposed data of 500,000 people, including sensitive information like social security numbers and bank details.
City of Columbus: Data of 500,000 stolen in July ransomware attack
A ransomware attack in Columbus, Ohio, exposed sensitive data of 500,000 individuals, raising significant public concern despite the city's reassurances.
City officials claimed the leaked data was encrypted, but evidence showed that unencrypted personal data had been exposed.
Port of Seattle shares ransomware attack details | TechCrunch
The Port of Seattle was targeted by a ransomware attack from Rhysida on August 24.
Ransomware group releases screenshots in attempted extortion of Port of Seattle
Cybercriminals demanded a ransom from the Port of Seattle, threatening to release sensitive data if not paid.
Granite School District breach worse than the district has revealed - former employee
The Granite School District's data breach affected all current and former students, exposing sensitive personal information.
Frustration exists among former employees regarding the district's lack of transparency and communication after the data breach.
Columbus says ransomware gang stole personal data of 500,000 Ohio residents | TechCrunch
Columbus, Ohio, was a victim of a ransomware attack, resulting in the theft of sensitive data belonging to 500,000 residents.
Columbus 500K people affected by Rhysida ransomware attack
Columbus, Ohio confirmed a ransomware attack exposed data of 500,000 people, including sensitive information like social security numbers and bank details.
City of Columbus: Data of 500,000 stolen in July ransomware attack
A ransomware attack in Columbus, Ohio, exposed sensitive data of 500,000 individuals, raising significant public concern despite the city's reassurances.
City officials claimed the leaked data was encrypted, but evidence showed that unencrypted personal data had been exposed.
Port of Seattle shares ransomware attack details | TechCrunch
The Port of Seattle was targeted by a ransomware attack from Rhysida on August 24.
Ransomware group releases screenshots in attempted extortion of Port of Seattle
Cybercriminals demanded a ransom from the Port of Seattle, threatening to release sensitive data if not paid.
Granite School District breach worse than the district has revealed - former employee
The Granite School District's data breach affected all current and former students, exposing sensitive personal information.
Frustration exists among former employees regarding the district's lack of transparency and communication after the data breach.
Columbus says ransomware gang stole personal data of 500,000 Ohio residents | TechCrunch
Columbus, Ohio, was a victim of a ransomware attack, resulting in the theft of sensitive data belonging to 500,000 residents.
A shadowy hacker group brought the British Library to its knees. Is there any way to stop them? | Lamorna Ash
The cyber-attack on the British Library was likely carried out by the Russian hacker gang Rhysida, who had been infiltrating the library's systems for months before the attack.
The hackers demanded a ransom of 20 bitcoins (about 600,000) for privileged access to stolen personal information, but when the library refused to pay, the hackers published close to 500,000 files of stolen data.
How Recorded Future finds ransomware victims before they get hit | Computer Weekly
Recorded Future's new detection technique can alert potential ransomware victims 30 days before Rhysida deploys its attacks, offering an essential response window.
A shadowy hacker group brought the British Library to its knees. Is there any way to stop them? | Lamorna Ash
The cyber-attack on the British Library was likely carried out by the Russian hacker gang Rhysida, who had been infiltrating the library's systems for months before the attack.
The hackers demanded a ransom of 20 bitcoins (about 600,000) for privileged access to stolen personal information, but when the library refused to pay, the hackers published close to 500,000 files of stolen data.
How Recorded Future finds ransomware victims before they get hit | Computer Weekly
Recorded Future's new detection technique can alert potential ransomware victims 30 days before Rhysida deploys its attacks, offering an essential response window.