Paige Williams

Following Progress Software’s recent disclosure of a maximum-severity vulnerability in its WS_FTP Server file transfer product, there have been limited observed attacks targeting the flaw. Although the current exploitation has been relatively contained, organizations should prioritize patching the vulnerability due to the widespread exploitation of a similar critical zero-day flaw in Progress’ MOVEit file transfer software earlier this year. This

The official website of the UK royal family faced a significant cyber threat on the morning of Sunday, October 1, as pro-Russian hacktivists launched a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack. The attack, claimed by the Russian threat actor KillNet, was fueled by the motive of an “attack on pedophiles.” This incident sheds light on the potential vulnerabilities faced by high-profile organizations,

Johnson Controls, a leading provider of HVAC, automation, security, safety, and energy solutions, has recently confirmed falling victim to a disruptive cyberattack. The company disclosed that a ransomware group, reportedly known as Dark Angels, claimed to have stolen a staggering 27 terabytes of information from their systems. This article delves into the impact of the cyberattack on Johnson Controls, including