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SME CYBER INSIGHTS: Friday 06 June 2025 – Today’s SME Cybersecurity News & Intel 

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SME CYBER INSIGHTS: Welcome to Today’s Edition of SMECYBERInsights – The Roundup of Today´s UK SME Cybersecurity News, Intel, Best Practice & Advice …
Written & Curated By Iain Fraser – Cybersecurity Journalist
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1). THREAT INTEL: Aisuru Botnet: 10x Bigger Than Mirai Could ‘Kill Most Companies’ – Security Alert 2025  Security researchers have uncovered what they’re calling a “digital weapon of mass destruction” –the Aisuru botnet, potentially the largest cybercriminal network ever assembled. This massive botnet dwarfs the infamous 2016 Mirai attack that brought down NetflixTwitter, and Reddit simultaneously, operating at roughly 10 times the scale with millions of compromised devices under criminal control. Unlike previous botnets that targeted specific companies or sectors, Aisuru’s sheer size gives it the capacity to launch “crippling digital assaults” capable of overwhelming entire industries simultaneously. Security experts warn that most companies –particularly SMEs – lack the defensive infrastructure to survive a full-scale Aisuru attack, leading to the stark assessment that this botnet could literally “kill most companies” through sustained, overwhelming cyberattacks that render their digital operations completely unusable …

2). Operation ENDGAME 2025: 300 Ransomware Servers Taken Down in Global Police Raid International law enforcement dismantled major ransomware infrastructure between May 19-22, 2025, taking down 300 servers, neutralising 650 domains, and issuing arrest warrants for 20 cybercriminals targeting small businesses. Operation ENDGAME is an ongoing international cybercrime operation targeting “initial access malware” – the tools criminals use to break into business systems before launching ransomware attacks. This phase, coordinated by Europol and Eurojust, involved law enforcement from Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Netherlands, UK, and USA. Why this matters for SMEs: These malware strains operate as “cybercrime-as-a-service,” where criminal groups rent attack tools to target businesses. Small and medium enterprises are prime targets due to typically having fewer cybersecurity defences …

3). CYBER MITIGATION: Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) face numerous cyber threats that can jeopardise their operations. The most common types of cyber attacks include Phishing, malware, Ransomware, and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks. Phishing attacks are particularly concerning, as they exploit social engineering tactics to obtain employee credentials or sensitive information. For example, a small business may fall prey to an email that appears legitimate, prompting employees to divulge passwords or financial details, leading to severe consequences. Creating an effective cyber mitigation plan begins with identifying critical assets and data that require protection …

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