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- DataBreaches.net
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- Data breaches, Ransomware, Attacks
Numerous major law firms have fallen prey to the Silent Ransom Group this year. Now DataBreaches provides exclusive details on SRG’s recent attacks on Hogan Lovells Cadwalader. Yes, that’s “attacks,” plural. When New York City’s oldest law firm, Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, merged with Hogan Lovells in 2022, it combined two powerhouse firms. Yet despite……
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- Multi-factor authentication on every remote way in, with VPNs and firewalls patched first.
- Alerts for the warning signs: new admin accounts, security tools switched off, mass file changes, large uploads.
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