January 4, 2024

What were the biggest cybersecurity disasters of 2023?

2023 saw attacks that affected businesses worldwide with ransom demands of up to $50 million. The financial impact is only part of the devastation. It is hard to quantify the full extent of damage done to thousands of companies and hundreds of millions of people across the globe.

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We chose seven cybersecurity failures to highlight critical incidents that exposed vulnerabilities and underscored the need for a proactive and adaptive approach to digital security.

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Check out our Top 7 cybersecurity fails of 2023.

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News roundup Mon, January 1, 2024

Stories, news, politics and events impacting the network security industry during the last week.

• Xamalicious Android malware installed 330k times
• EasyPark parking app discloses breach that may have exposed millions of users
• Operation Triangulation spyware hacks iPhones using previously unknown hardware feature
• Foreign threat actors ramping up efforts to influence US 2024 elections
• New MS Drainer malware has stolen $56 million in crypto over 9 months
• New zero-day in Barracuda ESG appliances under active exploitation
• Source code for Grand Theft Auto 5 leaked online a year after Rockstar hack
• 2023 saw $2 billion in crypto stolen by cybercriminals
• British members of LAPSUS$ sentenced for hacking crimes
• Game developer Ubisoft investigating possible new breach
• More cybersecurity news
• Read more

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