2022 – A Year in Review
2022 has been a big year here in Galaxkey, and as it draws to a close, we think it’s time to celebrate! Celebrating YOU Firstly,…
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Texas cloud provider faces lawsuits following ransomware attack
Two fresh lawsuits were recently filed against the Texas-based cloud enterprise Rackspace after it disclosed that it was hit by a targeted ransomware attack. Wherever…
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Uber data leaked online after attack on third-party vendor
Uber Technologies recently suffered a brand-new data breach after a malicious actor leaked the email addresses of its employee, IT asset information and corporate reports.…
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Australian telecoms provider, Telstra, apologises for data breach
Australian telecommunications company Telstra recently publicly apologised for a massive data breach. The large-scale incident resulted in the personal details of over 130,000 of the…
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Ransomware warning issued by US Health Department
The United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently issued a warning for the nation’s healthcare organisations regarding continuing attacks from a relatively…
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Enterprise email accounts employed to send RAT
Hackers recently used corporate emails to transmit an MSP remote administration tool (RAT) in a phishing operation. A RAT is a piece of software that…
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Patient data exposed in US health system ransomware attack
American healthcare system CommonSpirit Health recently confirmed that threat operators accessed personal data belonging to 623,774 patients in a targeted ransomware attack that occurred back…
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How does spear phishing differ from standard phishing attacks?
Phishing is a continuing problem for many enterprises and organisations. Regardless of how powerful the mail security filters a firm deploys, cleverly crafted phishing messages…
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Why should you keep an audit log when using electronic document signing?
When most businesses consider using electronic document signing, legality and security are typically their two key concerns. In fact, a signature added electronically is just…
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Millions of malware application installs identified on Google Play
Several brand new Android malware, phishing and adware applications recently made their way to Google Play store, fooling millions of unwitting users into installing them.