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When Cyberattacks Are Acts of War, WIll Insurance Protect You?

| | airport malware, cyberattack, cyberinsurance, NotPetya, Ransomware
As state-sponsored or politically motivated cyberattacks increase, companies in the domestic critical infrastructure sector may find themselves without insurance coverage to cover the costs of detection, investigation, response or rebuilding. This is ...
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GitHub Zero-Day: From 35K Repos Compromised to False Alarm

| | airport malware, GitHub, Twitter, zero-day
At 6:14 a.m. GMT on August 3, 2022, a Twitter thread from Stephen Lacy threw the security Twitter-sphere into a frenzy. An alleged zero-day (-like) vulnerability that exposed over 35,000 repositories was announced; ...
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UK Airport Won’t Negotiate With Ransomware Attackers; Falls Back to Whiteboards

UK Airport Won’t Negotiate With Ransomware Attackers; Falls Back to Whiteboards

| | airport malware, airport ransomware, Bristol Airport, Industry News, ransomware outbreak, UK airport ransomware
UK’s Bristol Airport computers that displayed flight departure and arrival information were taken offline by a ransomware infection, causing officials to fall back to whiteboards and paper posters. The airport’s TV screens ...
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