The Week in Cybersecurity: French hospital hit with ransomware attack
Cybercriminals are continuing to target medical facilities, Twitter’s alleged lack of cybersecurity measures, and more.
Carolynn van Arsdale
Writer, ReversingLabs. Carolynn is a reporter, writer, and researcher in the cybersecurity space. She has written for several publications, such as The Security Ledger and Security Boulevard. She has been involved in podcast and event production, and now produces ConversingLabs, a ReversingLabs podcast. Prior to joining ReversingLabs, Carolynn held communication roles in the non-profit and higher education spaces. Her official title at ReversingLabs is Manager, Content Marketing.
Posts from Carolynn van Arsdale
The Week in Cybersecurity: French hospital hit with ransomware attack
How abuse.ch evolved into an essential threat hunting platform
The Week in Cybersecurity: Cybercrime growth outpaces the security industry
Evidence has surfaced of cybercrime’s fast-paced growth in 2022, a new Google Chrome zero-day vulnerability is being exploited, and more.
Black Hat: We should have seen the Colonial ransomware attack coming, says Kim Zetter
Few need to be reminded of the fears that the Colonial Pipeline hack caused in May of 2021, in which airlines scrambled to keep their planes fueled for long-haul flights and Americans across the eastern seaboard panic-bought gas in expectation of supply disruptions.
The Week in Cybersecurity: MFA shortcomings paved the way for Cisco breach
MFA’s shortcomings paved the way for Cisco’s data breach
The state of cybersecurity: 'Things are going to get worse before they get better,' Krebs tells Black Hat 2022
There are many problems facing the cybersecurity community today, and they will only get worse before they get better. Despite this bleak view, former Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Director Chris Krebs reminded the audience at Black Hat USA 2022 to place their hope in people to have a more secure future.
The Week in Cybersecurity: Meet Manjusaka, 'the Chinese sibling of Sliver and Cobalt Strike'
A new Chinese offensive framework may be abused by threat actors, hackers steal $190 million from Nomad Token Bridge, and more.
Buckle up for Black Hat 2022: Sessions your security team should not miss
Black Hat is set to return next week with two years of pent up cybersecurity research and discoveries. Here are the talks you don't want to miss.
Three decades later, ransomware's first act still resonates
More than 30 years after the AIDS computer virus spread via infected floppy disks, ransomware has taken the world by storm. But echoes of that first attack can still be heard today.