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jbz

⚠️ IT company Ingram Micro says ransomware targeted internal systems

｢ The company reported $48 billion in sales over the last fiscal year through its position as a connector between organizations and technology manufacturers that provide hardware, software and cloud services. Ingram Micro has more than 50 offices across the Americas, Europe, Asia and the Middle East ｣

#ransomware #cyberattack #cybersecurity
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therecord.mediaIT company Ingram Micro says ransomware targeted internal systemsIngram Micro published a statement on Saturday saying it discovered “ransomware on certain of its internal systems,” which it immediately took offline.
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jbz

🧸 Cyberattack deals blow to Russian firmware used to repurpose civilian drones for Ukraine war

｢ The developers claim around 200,000 drones had been updated with the 1001 firmware as of March. While not widely known, the software removes manufacturer-imposed flight limits, improves resistance to GPS spoofing, and enables the use of high-capacity batteries, all of which makes them more suitable for military missions ｣

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therecord.mediaCyberattack deals blow to Russian firmware used to repurpose civilian drones for Ukraine warThe developers behind a custom firmware used to convert consumer drones for military use in Ukraine have reported a cyberattack disrupting the system that distributes the software.
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DATE: July 03, 2025 at 02:32PM
SOURCE: HEALTHCARE INFO SECURITY

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#MedicalDevice Maker #Surmodics Recovering From #Cyberattack t.co/eWUd9MHi1g

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Articles can be found by scrolling down the page at healthcareinfosecurity.com/ under the title "Latest"

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gtbarry

International Criminal Court hit by new 'sophisticated' cyberattack

"This incident, the second of this type against the ICC in recent years, was swiftly discovered, confirmed and contained, through the Court's alert and response mechanisms. A Court-wide impact analysis is being carried out, and steps are already being taken to mitigate any effects of the incident"

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Ubuntu Disables Spectre/Meltdown Protections

A whole class of speculative execution attacks against CPUs were published in 2018. They seemed pretty catastrophic at the time. But the fixes were as well. Specul... schneier.com/blog/archives/202

Schneier on Security · Ubuntu Disables Spectre/Meltdown Protections - Schneier on SecurityA whole class of speculative execution attacks against CPUs were published in 2018. They seemed pretty catastrophic at the time. But the fixes were as well. Speculative execution was a way to speed up CPUs, and removing those enhancements resulted in significant performance drops. Now, people are rethinking the trade-off. Ubuntu has disabled some protections, resulting in 20% performance boost. After discussion between Intel and Canonical’s security teams, we are in agreement that Spectre no longer needs to be mitigated for the GPU at the Compute Runtime level. At this point, Spectre has been mitigated in the kernel, and a clear warning from the Compute Runtime build serves as a notification for those running modified kernels without those patches. For these reasons, we feel that Spectre mitigations in Compute Runtime no longer offer enough security impact to justify the current performance tradeoff...
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