Ransomware Payments

Another Reason to Avoid Ransomware Payments: US Treasury Warns That It Might Violate Sanctions

October 8, 2020

The US Treasury is now warning of potential sanctions violations if ransomware payments are made, citing the possibility of civil penalties even if the attacker’s identity is unknown. Read More

Ransomware Payments

Another Reason to Avoid Ransomware Payments: US Treasury Warns That It Might Violate Sanctions

Your Privacy May Feel Safer at Home – But Your Smart Speaker Is Listening, and It’s Creepy

Europol’s Cybercrime Report Names Privacy Coins and Wallets, and Decentralized Markets as Top Cyberthreats

Threat Actors From Russia and Iran Obtained Voter Data To Conduct Election Interference; Some Americans Are Receiving Intimidating Spoofed Emails

Another Reason to Avoid Ransomware Payments: US Treasury Warns That It Might Violate Sanctions

Report on Data Rights Illuminates the Global Direction of Access and Deletion Requests

Your Privacy May Feel Safer at Home – But Your Smart Speaker Is Listening, and It’s Creepy

Europol’s Cybercrime Report Names Privacy Coins and Wallets, and Decentralized Markets as Top Cyberthreats

Threat Actors From Russia and Iran Obtained Voter Data To Conduct Election Interference; Some Americans Are Receiving Intimidating Spoofed Emails