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BSI explains first attack vector on Berlin authorities (opens the original)
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The Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) warns of a new attack campaign called “TerminalFix”. The authority refers to an analysis by Microsoft. Explosive: TerminalFix was apparently the entry ticket for cybercriminals into the networks of the Berlin Senate. The attack, which became known in mid-August, led to massive data exfiltration with partially critical information. The BSI confirmed in a post on Mastodon that the TerminalFix method is the attack vector used by the cyber gang Rhysi
30 Bitcoin or leak – ransomware gang extorts Berlin (opens the original)
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The well-known ransomware group “Rhysida” is apparently behind the cyberattack on the Berlin Senate administration that became known in mid-August. They are demanding 30 Bitcoin from Berlin, currently worth around two million euros. If the state does not pay, extensive data sets totaling 5.8 terabytes are to be published. As Spiegel reported on Friday evening, security circles had confirmed to the medium that the blackmailers are Rhysida. The criminals have been active for years and gained signi
Samsung shows 300 Hz OLED for notebooks (opens the original)
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This week in the South Korean city of Busan, Samsung Display showcased for the first time a 16-inch OLED notebook display that is said to achieve a refresh rate of 300 Hertz. The company presented the component at the International Meeting on Information Display (IMID) trade conference. In its announcement, Samsung is tight-lipped about all other specifications of the device, even the resolution. Only a “2.5K” display is mentioned, likely referring to the resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels, which
Graphics cards will become about 20 percent pricier again (opens the original)
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In the coming weeks, rising prices for graphics cards are expected again. The already extremely high prices could increase by another 20 percent. The reason: At the beginning of August, card manufacturers like Asus, Gigabyte, and MSI began passing on Nvidia’s price increases. These companies often buy a bundle of GPU and memory chips from Nvidia. While this is no longer a condition for a deal from Nvidia’s side, as has been the norm for a long time, it is apparently still attractive in times of
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