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New threats, vulnerabilities, and attack techniques emerge daily. Keeping up with the latest cybersecurity news enables professionals to safeguard digital assets and respond quickly to incidents when they occur. In addition, timely news alerts security teams to emerging trends that can inform strategy and help prioritize resources.

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January 2024: One of America’s largest mortgage lenders, LoanDepot, was hit with a large ransomware attack that forced it to take its systems offline, leaving customers temporarily unable to make their mortgage payments. The company was able to restore its system after paying the demanded sum in the form of bitcoins.

February 2024: A Russian threat group leaked the email of GRU Unit 26165’s leader, leaking personal data and messages connecting him to money laundering and sanctions evasion plots. The group also launched a DDoS attack against the website of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in apparent retaliation for his reprimand of Russia over the Kerch Strait incident.

Journalists face unique digital security risks that can have real-world impacts on their ability to do their work. For example, a doxing campaign against journalists can compromise their privacy and inhibit their freedom to report on matters of public interest. Journalists must consider these threats when formulating digital policies that support press freedom and ensure the safety of their staff.