Over 130 NHS email accounts were used in a phishing campaign targeting Microsoft users that spanned between October 2021 to March 2022, as detected by security platform Inky. The intrusion was identified as originating from two NHS IP addresses, indicating the source was effectively hijacked rather than a compromised server. The emails often contained document notifications linked to credential harvesting sites. The NHS responded quickly and attack rates reduced when initially reported on 13 April.
FCC to rescind ruling that said ISPs are required to secure their networks
The Federal Communications Commission will vote in November to repeal a ruling that requires telecom providers to secure their networks, acting on a request from
