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Paul Ducklin

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As seen in: Naked Security, TechRadar, Sophos, The Australian, The Standard (Kenya), ZDNet.de, FT Sri Lanka, CXOtoday, Global Security Mag (France), Silicon.de, APN News and
Duck is a passionate security proselytiser. (That's like an evangelist, but more so!)
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Blackmailers going by “ExfilSquad” claim breaches against UK orgs supporting education and police

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By Paul Ducklin
| solcyber.com
Who attacked whom? If you visit the Department for Education (DfE) page on the UK government’s GOV.UK portal today, you’ll find a long list of links to articles published over the past few days. To be fair, these articles cover a wide range of topics, and suggest a welcome level of openness, from grants for free school meals, through teacher training statistics, to statutory disclosures of roles and salaries in the DfE itself.
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Tales from the SOC: AI – Enterprise best practices | S1 Ep026

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By Paul Ducklin
| solcyber.com
LISTEN NOW AI – Enterprise best practices Embrace the good bits, avoid the downsides. https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/5qfyre3a9px8byzk/s1-ep026-ai-enterprise-best-practices.mp3 If the media player above doesn’t work in your browser, try clicking here to listen in a new browser tab. LISTEN IN YOUR FAVORITE APP Find TALES FROM THE SOC on Apple Podcasts, Audible, Spotify, Podbean, or via our RSS feed if you use your own audio app.
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Craneware Group reports huge healthcare data breach, plays down risks

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By Paul Ducklin
| solcyber.com
Breach reported in the US and the UK Healthcare financial services provider Craneware has reported itself to the FBI in the US, and to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) in the UK, over a cyberattack.
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