#Cybersecurity News Summary Feb 13

?? Trickbot Members Sanctioned for Pandemic-Era Ransomware Hits ??

The US Treasury Department linked the notorious cybercrime gang to Russian Intelligence Services because cyberattacks that disrupted hospitals and other critical infrastructure align with Russian state interests.

?? Read in "Dark Reading".

?? Reddit Hack Shows Limits of MFA, Strengths of Security Training ??

A tailored spear-phishing attack successfully convinced a Reddit employee to hand over their credentials and their one-time password, but soon after, the same worker notified security.

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?? What's the difference between antimalware and antivirus? ??

We help you navigate the worlds of antimalware and antivirus

?? Read in "ITPro".

?? AWS malvertising campaign a “potent threat” to users, researchers warn ??

The recent flurry of ‘malvertising’ attacks is raising concerns that users face heightened search engine risks

?? Read in "ITPro".

?? Ryuk, Conti ransomware members hit with UK sanctions in latest crackdown ??

The move follows a lengthy joint action between UK and US authorities to crack down on cyber criminal gangs

?? Read in "ITPro".

?? Serious Security: GnuTLS follows OpenSSL, fixes timing attack bug ??

Conditional code considered cryptographically counterproductive.

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via "Naked Security".

?? Russian Hackers Disrupt NATO Earthquake Relief Operations ??

Killnet claims DDoS attack against NATO Special Operations Headquarters, Strategic Airlift Capability, and more.

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?? Healthcare in the Crosshairs of North Korean Cyber Operations ??

CISA, FBI, and South Korean intelligence agencies warn that the North Korean government is sponsoring ransomware attacks to fund its cyber-espionage activities.

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