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Article: Ransomware extortion doesn’t stop after paying the ransom - published over 2 years ago.
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https://www.databreaches.net/ransomware-extortion-doesnt-stop-after-paying-the-ransom/
Published: 2022 02 24 01:15:11
Received: 2022 02 24 01:30:34
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Source: DataBreaches.net
Category: Data Breaches
Topic: Data Breaches

Article: Logic Flaw Leading to RCE in Dynamicweb 9.5.0 - 9.12.7 - published over 2 years ago.
Content: submitted by /u/Mempodipper [link] [comments]
https://www.reddit.com/r/netsec/comments/szxp4t/logic_flaw_leading_to_rce_in_dynamicweb_950_9127/
Published: 2022 02 24 01:14:05
Received: 2022 02 24 05:46:31
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Category: Cyber Security
Topic: Cyber Security

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Article: CISA Insights: Preparing for and Mitigating Foreign Influence Operations Targeting Critical Infrastructure - published over 2 years ago.
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https://www.databreaches.net/cisa-insights-preparing-for-and-mitigating-foreign-influence-operations-targeting-critical-infrastructure/
Published: 2022 02 24 01:02:38
Received: 2022 02 24 01:10:43
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Source: DataBreaches.net
Category: Data Breaches
Topic: Data Breaches

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