South Korean web hosting company infected by Erebus ransomware
An Erebus ransomware attack hit a web hosting company, infecting thousands of South Korean sites. The ransom demand is ridiculously high. Nayana, a web hosting company in South Korea, suffered a ransomware attack over the weekend which resulted in more than a hundred Linux servers and thousands of websites being infected with Erebus ransomware. The initial ransom amount was astronomically high. Ye
Opinion: Some thoughts about Gizmodo’s Phishing story
Shaming people who fall for simulated attacks doesn't fix the problem On Tuesday, Gizmodo published a story about how easy it was to get Trump Administration officials and associates to click a Phishing link. In order to do this, the Gizmodo Special Projects Desk developed a fake Google Docs email, complete with a false sign-in page. During the elections last November, President Trump and his staf
BGP errors are to blame for Monday’s Twitter outage, not DDoS attacks
A well-known example of BGP errors causing parts of the web to drop comes from 2008, when Pakistan attempted to block YouTube. Pakistan Telecom made mistakes when they configured BGP on their routers, which resulted in traffic to YouTube worldwide being sent to their servers, causing a blackout for about two hours. Incidents like this are called BGP Hijacking, and most examples are honest mistakes
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