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Vegas Casinos Are “Cash Only” After Suspected Ransomware Attack

By Linn Foster Freedman on March 5, 2020
Posted in Cybersecurity

Two Las Vegas casinos’ networks were down over the past week, with posted signs saying “Cash Only” throughout the casinos after a suspected ransomware attack. Electronic slot machines were silent as the casinos reacted to the security incident.

The Nevada State Gaming Control Board was aware of the situation and disclosed that it is monitoring…

Unusual IoT Hacking Shows Creativity of Hackers

By Linn Foster Freedman on July 27, 2017
Posted in Cybersecurity, Internet of Things

Everything connected to the Internet is hackable and at risk. But there are some things connected to the Internet that you just don’t think of as risks to an organization. That is, until now. Darktrace has issued its report Darktrace Global Threat Report 2017 that discusses nine unusual cyber threat scenarios that show, among other…

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