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    Ransomware Recovery Firm Boss Charged With Secretly Paying the Hackers

    by Rebecca Sutton October 11, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton October 11, 2026

    US prosecutors say MonsterCloud told clients it could decrypt their files, then quietly paid the criminals and kept the difference. Here is what to ask before you hire help.

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    What to Do When Your File-Transfer Vendor Tells You to Shut Down: Lessons From the Kiteworks Security Incident

    by Rebecca Sutton October 3, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton October 3, 2026

    Kiteworks asked customers to power down for nine hours after a credible threat warning. Here’s a practical checklist for businesses that depend on any secure file-transfer platform.

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    Patching the NetScaler Zero-Days Isn’t the Hard Part. Assuming Breach Is.

    by Rebecca Sutton October 3, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton October 3, 2026

    Citrix’s confirmed active exploitation of an unauthenticated NetScaler exploit chain means patching alone isn’t enough. Here’s the case for treating it as a possible breach first.

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    Self-Healing WordPress Malware: The SC Backdoor That Rebuilds Itself After Cleanup

    by Rebecca Sutton October 3, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton October 3, 2026

    Sucuri has described a WordPress backdoor that hides in files, the database and shared memory, and restores itself after cleanup. Here is what it does and how to check for …

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    Ransomware Readiness Assessment: What It Covers and How to Start

    by Rebecca Sutton October 3, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton October 3, 2026

    A ransomware readiness assessment checks whether you could stop, contain and recover from an attack. Here is what it covers and the questions to ask first.

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    Running Cisco ISE? Here’s Your Action Plan for the CVSS 10.0 Flaw Under Attack

    by Rebecca Sutton September 23, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton September 23, 2026

    The Cisco ISE patch for CVE-2026-76460 isn’t optional. A step-by-step plan for checking versions, patching, and spotting prior compromise.

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    What Is a Data Breach? A Plain-English Guide for UK Businesses

    by Rebecca Sutton September 8, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton September 8, 2026

    A data breach is any incident where information is accessed, lost or exposed without authorisation. Here is what counts, how common they are in the UK, what they cost, and …

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    Running Magento or Adobe Commerce? Here’s What to Check Right Now

    by Rebecca Sutton September 7, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton September 7, 2026

    An unpatched Magento vulnerability is being exploited to backdoor stores with no login needed. Here’s how to check for compromise and cut your risk before a patch exists.

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    Is Your MikroTik Router Compromised? A Step-by-Step Check

    by Rebecca Sutton September 7, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton September 7, 2026

    Attackers are exploiting a MikroTik RouterOS flaw with no password needed. Here’s exactly how to check whether your router is already compromised and what to do about it.

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    Aurora Ransomware Gang Used the Cursor AI Coding Tool to Breach Ten Companies

    by Rebecca Sutton September 3, 2026
    by Rebecca Sutton September 3, 2026

    Researchers found Aurora ransomware affiliates using the Cursor AI coding assistant to plan and run intrusions against at least ten organisations, exploiting the same Active Directory weaknesses pen testers have …

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