Tag: ransomware

SAP Appoints Saqib Sabah To Lead MEA North Growth Cluster From Islamabad

Wired
SAP has appointed Saqib Sabah as Head of the MEA North Growth Cluster, overseeing strategic growth across Pakistan, Kuwait and Bahrain from Islamabad.

Anthropic Calls For Coordinated AI Development Pause Amid Concerns Over Human Control

Global Insights
Anthropic has urged major AI labs to consider a coordinated pause in artificial intelligence development, warning that rapid advancements could outpace society’s ability to manage risks.

CISA Adds Four Exploited Vulnerabilities To KEV Catalog Sets May 2026 Deadline For Federal Agencies

Risk & Resilience
CISA has added four actively exploited vulnerabilities affecting SimpleHelp, Samsung MagicINFO 9 Server, and D-Link routers to its KEV catalog, setting a May 2026 deadline for federal agencies to act.

CISA Adds Eight Exploited Vulnerabilities To KEV Catalog, Sets Federal Deadlines For Remediation

Risk & Resilience
CISA updates its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog with eight new flaws, including Cisco SD WAN Manager issues, urging federal agencies to patch by April and May 2026.

Global Operation Dismantles Botnets Infecting Millions Of IoT Devices

Risk & Resilience
A joint operation by US, Germany, and Canada disrupts major botnets infecting over 3 million IoT devices, highlighting ongoing cybersecurity risks from insecure connected systems.

NCERT Warns of Rising BlueLocker Ransomware Threat in Pakistan

Wired
National CERT issues high-severity alert on increasing BlueLocker ransomware cases in Pakistan, urging organizations to tighten cybersecurity measures and train staff.

Pakistan Petroleum Limited Reports Ransomware Incident, Assures No Disruption to Core Operations

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Pakistan Petroleum Limited confirms a ransomware intrusion detected on 6 August 2025, with immediate containment measures, no critical data breach, and core operations unaffected.

Ransomware Attack on PPL Disrupts Financial Operations and Prompts Security Response

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PPL suffers major ransomware attack by group “Blue Locker,” halting financial operations and triggering cybersecurity protocols amid rising concerns over critical infrastructure threats.

Cyberattack Creates Havoc on Government, Corporate Computer Systems

Wired
A global wave of cyberattacks that began in Russia and Ukraine on Tuesday wrought havoc on government and corporate computer systems as it spread...

WannaCry Attacks are only the beginning

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Researchers believe other attackers will start to exploit the same SMB flaw as the WannaCry ransomware Thousands of organizations from around the world were caught...

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