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New ransomware shuts down aluminium giant Norsk Hydro’s global IT network
Eyes on new LockerGoga ransomware as the culprit.
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Thank WannaCry, NotPetya for kicking Australia’s cybersecurity industry into shape: MacGibbon
The devastating global success of 2017’s WannaCry ransomware worm and NotPetya network-destroying malware surfaced insufficiencies in Australia’s national cybersecurity defence, said a senior government cybersecurity executive who nonetheless lauded the successes made by local industry in the 18 months since.
David Braue | 08 Mar | Read more
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A $100bn company that ran NotPetya-like malware on its network turned up a surprise defense
Lessons learned after customer deploys a de-fanged version of NotPetya on production systems.
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WEF: Developed nations rank cyber attacks as the top business risk
Cyber attacks are now considered the top risk of doing business in advanced economies.
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