May 14, 2024

NetworkTigers News: What could your business do with $10 million?

“LockBitSupp,” the notorious operator of the LockBit ransomware operation, has been identified and heavily sanctioned by the FBI, the UK National Crime Agency, and Europol.

The US is offering a $10 million reward for information leading to Khoroshev’s arrest. Ironically, this is the exact amount that Khoroshev offered to anyone who could prove they could identify him.

See this week’s cybersecurity news roundup 

• US government calls on Microsoft president to testify

• Zero-day flaw in Chrome under active exploitation

• City of Wichita ransomware attack claimed by LockBit

• Tech companies pledge to prioritize cybersecurity

• LockBit ransomware administrator identified and sanctioned

• LiteSpeed Cache plugin bug puts WordPress sites at risk

• GitLab security flaw allows account takeover

• North Korean hackers pose as journalists

• LockBit’s seized site used for press releases

• Apple Mac systems targeted by new Cuckoo spyware

• Cybersecurity news roundup May 13, 2024

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