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In January 2022, Xian, a city in northern China, was 22 days into a lockdown due to a Covid-19 outbreak, when two private hospitals were ordered by local authorities to suspend operations for three months.They were being punished for rejecting patients, citing Covid-19 control measures based on government orders…
Guns ‘n’ Walnuts: As India-Pak ceasefire completes one year, business back on track in J&K Moneycontrol.com…
With the Russian invasion of Ukraine, inflation is going to get even worse…
SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australia’s financial crime watchdog filed a wide-ranging civil lawsuit against casino operator Crown Resorts Ltd on Tuesday, accusing it of failing to assess risks of money laundering and terrorism financing at its only two operational resorts. Read full story…
Today’s episode reports on improving cyber defences, attacks on Nvidea and Axis Communications, TrickBot finally goes down and a warning to Instagram users The post Cyber Security Today, Feb. 28, 2022 – Tips to protect against expected Russia-Ukraine cyber retaliation, and more first appeared on ITBusiness.ca…
A new ransomware strain found, watch for double backdoors, a new sextortion tactic and an alert to Samsung Galaxy smartphone owners The post Cyber Security Today, Feb. 25, 2022 – A new ransomware strain found, watch for double backdoors, a new sextortion tactic and more first appeared on ITBusiness.ca…
Reuters notes that the carmaker halted production at 28 assembly lines in 14 factories. Affiliate manufacturers Hino Motors and Daihatsu are included in the closure. Monetary losses could reach as much as $400 million based on average car retail prices…
Fears that healthcare IT systems could be vulnerable to attack. …
The group says it’s on a campaign to keep Russian government websites offline, and free Russians of “Putin’s state censorship machine”. The post Anonymous claims responsibility for cyberattacks on Russia appeared first on Peoples Gazette…
The invasion should be a “wake-up call” to local leaders, as critical infrastructure like traffic and emergency alert systems could be targeted for cyberattacks, a University of California at Berkeley professor said…
