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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 1st of April 2021 02:08:38 PM Filed under
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  • Cisco introduces passwordless authentication by Duo

    Cisco introduces passwordless authentication by DuoNew Delhi: Cisco Secure on Wednesday introduced passwordless authentication by security platform Duo, enabling users to skip the password and securely log into cloud applications via security keys or platform biometrics built into modern laptops and smartphones.

  • Ransomware: Nearly a fifth of victims who pay off extortionists fail to get their data back

    UPDATED Many consumer victims of ransomware scams fail to get access to their data even after they pay off extortionists, according to a survey by Kaspersky.

    The poll found that close to half (46%) of UK ransomware victims paid the ransom to restore access to their data last year, yet an unfortunate 11% of victims who shelled out did not have their stolen data returned.

    Whether they paid or not, only 18% of 1,006 UK victims surveyed were able to restore all their encrypted or blocked files following an attack.

    Internationally the picture is still worse with more than half (56%) paying off extortionists and nearly one in five of whom (17%) failing to get their data back even after paying out.

  • Quick Analysis of a Modular InfoStealer

    Persistence is achieved via a new registry key. Any shortcut created to the location pointed by a subkey Startup will launch the service during logon/reboot.

  • More Ransomware Gangs Targeting Vulnerable Exchange Servers

    The zero-day bugs, four in total, had been targeted in live attacks well before patches were released for them on March 2, with exponentially more adversaries picking them up over the past three weeks, despite the availability of additional mitigations.

    The number of unpatched Exchange installations has dropped significantly, going from roughly 80,000 on March 14 to fewer than 30,000 on March 22.

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