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AT&T says personal information, data from 73 million accounts leaked onto dark web
References a recent Malwarebytes Labs blog and commentary on what consumers can do in the wake of the AT&T breach.
Malwarebytes adds AI functionality to ThreatDown Security Advisor
Highlights that Malwarebytes added powerful AI functionality to its industry-leading Security Advisor, streamlining security management for resource-constrained IT teams.
Cyberattacks on Higher Ed Rose Dramatically Last Year, Report Shows
Statistics and commentary from the 2024 State of Ransomware in Education Malwarebytes Labs blog featured.
Microsoft warns Russian hackers still trying to break into its systems
Commentary from Jérôme Segura, principal threat researcher at Malwarebytes, referenced in an article on Microsoft attack.
Malwarebytes Unveils ThreatDown K–12 Bundle, a Unified Cybersecurity Solution for Schools
Highlights the new ThreatDown K-12 bundle that provides everything today's school districts need to protect staff and student devices
Crypto investors have lost more than $75B to ‘pig-butchering’ scams: study
Malwarebytes Labs blog on pig butchering scams referenced by the New York Post.
Ransomware payments are growing, even as more victims refuse to pay up. Here’s why
ThreatDown blog on Living Off the Land (LOTL) attacks referenced, noting that LOTL attacks have become a favorite method of ransomware-as-a-service gangs.
The 20 Coolest Endpoint And Managed Security Companies Of 2024: The Security 100
Malwarebytes included in CRN's 20 Coolest Endpoint and Managed Security Companies of 2024 roundup, mentioning the debut of the Security Advisor tool for the ThreatDown OneView multitenant console.
Feds Seize LockBit Ransomware Websites, Offer Decryption Tools, Troll Affiliates
Commentary from Mark Stockley, cybersecurity evangelist at Malwarebytes, on NCA trolling LockBit referenced.
Data Privacy Matters to Your Customers — Show Them It’s a Priority For You, Too. Here’s How.
Data from a Malwarebytes Labs blog and the 2020 Enduring from Home report referenced, noting that 20% of data breaches could be attributed to lax remote data privacy policies.