What's new this week in the news for MSPs?
Azure Maps Previewed by Microsoft; USBCulprit Malware Group Stealing SE Asia Government Data; NASA Contractor Allegedly Attacked by DopplePaymer Ransomware Group; Valak Malware Lifting Credentials from Exchange Servers; Cisco Servers Hacked; More US Colleges Hit by Netwalker Ransomware; and Office365 Targeted with Phishing Scam. Let's see what's going on.
What's new this week in the news for MSPs? Docker and Microsoft Join to Make Azure Container Projects Simpler; Fake COVID-19 Map Delivers New Ransomware in Italy; Ransomware Are Using Virtual Machines to Deploy; Maze Hackers Leak Credit Card Data from the Bank of Costa Rica; a Russian Hacking Group Uses Gmail to Deliver Turla Malware Commands; and more.
What's new this week in the news for MSPs?
Google Wins DOD Secure Cloud Management Solution Contract; Google Announces Cloud Next OnAir Event; EasyJet Is Hacked and Loses Nine Million Customer Records; New PipeMon Malware Using Windows Print Processors; NetWalker Ransomware Group Moving to Target Enterprises Only; and Texas Department of Transportation Hit by Ransomware Attack. Let's see what's going on.
What's new this week in the news for MSPs?
AWS Launches Kendra; New Office 365 Feature Blocks Email Storms; Amazon Now Calls JEDI Microsoft Contract Fatally Flawed; Google Cloud VMware Engine Rolled Out; Texas Courts Hit by Ransomware; Thunderbolt Exploit Gives Hackers Access to Locked PCs; Ramsay Malware Steals Files from Secured Air-Gapped Computers; and Microsoft Warning on COVID-19 Phishing Malware. Let's see what's going on.
What's new this week in the news for MSPs?
Microsoft VMware Solution preview launches; Fresenius Hospital suffers ransomware attack; Microsoft's Github account allegedly Hacked and 500GB stolen; Cisco Webex hit by phishing scam; GoDaddy data breach exposes 28K hosting accounts; and Layoffs.fyi shares job info and layoffs. Let's see what's going on.
This week Microsoft enhances Kubernetes features and Red Hat integrations; Amazon launches Keyspaces for Apache Cassandra; a PAAY LLC database exposes 2.5 million credit card transactions online; Microsoft patches a security flaw in Microsoft Teams; and a hacker group is targeting businesses on the Revive ad-server platform. Let's see what's going on.
What's new this week in the news for MSPs? This week Google's Cloud for Healthcare is ready to launch, and BeyondCorp remote access for virtual workers is launched. Amazon's AppFlow debuts, IT giant Cognizant is hit by Maze ransomware, and the City of Torrance in LA County is targeted by DoppelPaymer ransomware. Finally, beware of a new phishing campaign using fake customer complaints to access corporate networks.
What's new this week in the news for MSPs? This week Amazon gave the Outposts hybrid cloud service to GovCloud; the U.S. Defense Department's internal watchdog says there was no interference in Jedi bidding; log-in credentials were stolen in a San Francisco International Airport hack; webhooks are a vulnerability in Slack; and a Ragnar ransomware attack against energy giant EDP. Let's see what's going on.
What's new this week in the news for MSPs? Amazon releases its new application for Windows migrations, Microsoft buys corp.com, a PSA on fake Zoom installers, and phishing scammers are impersonating some prominent government officials. Let's see what's going on.
What's new in the news this week for MSPs? Another week in quarantine and shutdown for many of us. Amazon releases its investigator service for general use, and Microsoft rebrands Office365. Meanwhile, hackers and other breaches predominate. The world is moving ahead, with lots of changes afoot. Let’s see what's going on.
What's new this week in the news for MSPs? We may be in quarantine, but that doesn't stop security breaches and malware attacks.
AWS offers hybrid service Outposts and accuses Pentagon of giving a do-over to Microsoft, Finastra gets hit by a security breach, and more. It's been a busy week! Let's see what's going on.
What's new this week in the news for MSPs? The world has changed, but that doesn't stop cyber or ransomware attacks.
The Department of Defense goes back to court, and a foreign state may be behind a cyberattack against HHS. It's been a busy week! Let's see what's going on.
