Oakland’s ransomware attack is now a data exposure incident.
The city of Oakland's recent ransomware attack has now turned into a data exposure incident as the hackers behind the attack leaked a portion of...
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Ransomware Closed 2022 With a Bang, Fueled by RaaS
The surge of Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) attacks have made ransomware a top threat in 2022, as many organizations are still struggling to defend against these attacks. “By offering a simple, turnkey solution to would-be hackers, RaaS it has made it easier than ever for anyone with a little bit of tech savvy to launch a ransomware attack. This has led to an explosion in the number of incidents, with businesses of all sizes falling victim to this form of attack,” said BullWall CTO Jan Lovmand.
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