SME Cyber Insights: Tuesday 24 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). Operation Secure Dismantles Huge Infostealer Network – 20,000 Malicious IPs Taken Down. Major Cybercriminal Infrastructure Crushed in Global Law Enforcement Operation A coordinated international cybercrime operation has delivered a devastating blow to infostealer networks, removing over 20,000 malicious IP addresses and domains from circulation. INTERPOL‘s Operation Secure represents one of the most significant takedowns of cybercriminal infrastructure to date, demonstrating the power of international cooperation in combating digital threats. Unlike previous Cybercrime takedowns that focused on single threat actors, Operation Secure targeted the entire ecosystem supporting infostealer malware …
2). Cybercriminals Are Making Millions from Your Stolen Data, Europol Warns in New Report. Stolen data is powering a booming underground economy—and UK SMEs are squarely in the crosshairs. Europol’s newly released 2025 Internet Organised Crime Threat Assessment (IOCTA) has sounded the alarm on an increasingly sophisticated digital black market, where stolen data is now the most traded commodity among cybercriminals. From identity theft and ransomware to deepfake-driven scams, this underground economy is growing rapidly—and every UK small business is at risk. UK SMEs are increasingly being swept up in global Cybercrime operations—not because they’re high-value targets, but because they’re often the easiest way in …
3). WHAT IS RANSOMWARE & Is Your SME Vulnerable to Ransomware Attacks? – CyberKPI: Ransomware uses encryption to hold a victim’s information at a ransom, rendering it inaccessible until the attacker receives a payment. The malware used by the attackers now employ double-extortion and triple-extortion tactics. For instance, Cybercriminals not only encrypt the victim’s data but also steal it, threatening to leak it if the ransom is not paid. Companies that fail to adequately protect customer data may also face legal consequences, including potential lawsuits. Victims of Ransomware may be required to notify affected individuals if their personal data has been compromised, further complicating the aftermath of an attack …
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