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Costa Rica Declares State of National Emergency Over Conti Ransomware Attacks, US Steps in to Assist
The chain of attacks on the Costa Rican government began on April 17, quickly turning into a true national emergency. Conti ransomware made its way onto the servers of the finance and labor ministries among other agencies.
Ferrari NFT Scam Plays on Anticipation for Legitimate Release, But Nets Very Little Money
The thieves appear to have made off with less than $1,000 in the Ferrari NFT scam, owing to quick action to shut it down once it was noticed.
Ransomware Attack Could Cost Colonial Pipeline an Extra $1 Million in Government Fines
The DoT is looking to fine fuel supplier Colonial Pipeline over the widely publicized ransomware attack of 2021, saying that the company failed inspections conducted in 2020.
The Insider Phishing Scam Case That Nearly Cost the DoD $23.5 Million
The DoD vendor phishing scam in 2018 seemed to work well enough, netting $23.5 million in stolen payments for four months before it all fell apart.
Is Russia Monitoring Corporate M&A? Cyber Espionage Campaign Bears Hallmarks of State-Backed Threats
Cyber espionage effort is focusing on the emails of targets, searching entire networks for terms relating to M&A discussions and corporate transactions using specialized tools.