Last summer’s body of Columbus’ computer systems’ infiltration resulted in a private health information breach. This breach, discovered on December 12, affected fewer than 1,000 individuals treated by city fire paramedics and involved a Division of Fire database. The city reported that no evidence suggests the Division of Fire’s encrypted medical record system was compromised and has offered two years of free credit monitoring for affected residents.

GitVenom campaign targets gamers and crypto investors by posing as fake GitHub projects
The ‘GitVenom’ malware campaign is targeting gamers and crypto investors by disguising itself as GitHub open-source projects. This includes hundreds of fake repositories with malicious