This Week in Cybersecurity: Looking Back at Week 51
Headlines Here are the article headings formatted as requested: Russian-Israeli Suspected LockBit Ransomware Coder Charged by US Ascension Health Data Breach Impacts 56 Million Individuals Lazarus Group Targets Nuclear Research Organizations Critical Apache Struts Flaw Exploited in the Wild Dutch DPA Fines Netflix $475 Million for Data Handling Violations HubSpot Phishing Targets 20,000 Microsoft Azure Accounts US Considers Banning TP-Link Routers Over Cybersecurity Risks Critical FortiWLM Bug Allows Hackers Admin Privileges RSPack NPM Packages Compromised with Malicious Code Over 25,000 SonicWall VPN Firewalls Exposed to Critical Flaws Russian-Israeli Suspected LockBit Ransomware Coder Charged by US US authorities have filed charges against a Russian-Israeli national believed to be a developer behind the notorious LockBit ransomware, a strain responsible for numerous high-profile cyberattacks.