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Caleb Barlow

Massachusetts
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hospital ransomware Archives

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By Jeff Burt Verified, Caleb Barlow, Alina Bizga
| Security Boulevard Verified
By Jeffrey Burt,Caleb Barlow,Alina Bizga The year 2019 saw big consumer brands get hacked: from Facebook to Capital One, every day people were urged to double-check their bank accounts and credit card statements to ensure their information ...
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How hackers used ransomware to undermine healthcare everywhere

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By Caleb Barlow
| Security Magazine Verified
As COVID-19 ravaged hospitals’ patient care units last year, opportunistic criminals saw an opportunity to pluck low-hanging fruit: Hacking groups decided to breach and ransom healthcare institutions during a time of global crisis. The problem wasn’t merely an onslaught of attacks on hospitals, but also that the level of attack sophistication also increased.
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4 actions that can protect critical infrastructure from ransomware

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By Caleb Barlow
| Global Current News
INDUSTRY INSIGHT 4 actions that can protect critical infrastructure from ransomware By Caleb Barlow Jul 12, 2021 Over the last five months, cyberattacks have reached an inflection point as bold, opportunistic hackers succeeded in compromising America's most critical infrastructure -- water (Oldsmar, Fla.), food (JBS) and fuel (Colonial Pipeline) supplies. Profit is a key motivator: Reports reveal that victims paid hackers over $406 million in cryptocurrency ransoms last year.
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