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via @AP News: The president seeks to choke the finances of criminal #ransomware gangs, announcing sanctions against a Russia-based virtual currency brokerage that officials say helped ransomware gangs launder virtual currency.
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it's #ITProDay--@WaTechGov sends out a big thank you to all the IT professionals across Washington state who make it possible to deliver critical state services.
Learn more about IT Professionals Day here: https://t.co/sFQARJBERS
"RE: Invoice...New message...New FaxTransmission..." Sharing this story about the top keywords used in #phishing email subject lines: https://t.co/S8v6s2WPJQ via @techrepublic#cybersecurity
WaTech’s senior geospatial program manager was recently interviewed by @State_Scoop about how Washington uses #GIS to track #wildfires and #MurderHornets. Listen to the full podcast here: https://t.co/qIpmmfRhew
Microsoft warns of attackers exploiting an MSHTML vulnerability in Office documents. This exploit affects Windows desktops & servers, & all current versions of Windows, including 7, 8.1, & 10, & Windows Server '08, '12, '16, '19 and '22.
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#Cybersecurity expert: #Ransomware groups are very sophisticated--So sophisticated, in fact, that if an organization agrees to pay their #ransom, #cybercriminals offer a 1-800 number and great "customer service":
https://t.co/5pgscmzWsJ via @techrepublic
If your organization uses Microsoft Azure's Cosmos DB database, Microsoft warns "thousands" of Azure customers about potential exposure to intruders who have the ability to read, change or even delete their main databases: https://t.co/TUdybHbcHI via @techrepublic#cybersecurity