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Aside from primarily leveraging basic usernames for their accounts, organizations impacted by ransomware intrusions from July to September — including those in the government and healthcare industries — also mostly failed to implement multi-factor authentication that could have deterred brute-force attacks.
Data within the unsecured database included military personnel and their supporters' full names, images, mailing addresses, locations, images, Social Security numbers, and National Insurance numbers, a report by cybersecurity researcher Jeremy Fowler published on vpnMentor showed.