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Medusa Ransomware Hits 500-Plus Victims as Agencies Warn of Rapid Exploitation

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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, FBI, and HHS have updated their joint advisory on Medusa ransomware, which has affected over 500 organizations since June 2021. This rapid-exploitation malware opportunistically targets unpatched software flaws within hours of new vulnerabilities being announced, posing significant challenges for traditional patching strategies. Tech professionals must prioritize network segmentation and allowlisting to mitigate the risk of lateral movement once a breach occurs.

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