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One Invoice, Nine Days: How a Single Click Took Down a 32-Person Company
Incident anatomy · 7-minute read One Invoice, Nine Days: How a Single Click Took Down a 32-Person Company A minute-by-minute reconstruction of how a typical small business ransomware attack unfolds, and the seven moments where it could have been stopped cold. Fictional composite company Real attack techniques Toggle the outcome as you read Nobody at Pinecrest...
Colorado Cybercrime Statistics 2026: What the FBI’s Data Shows Local Businesses
In October 2019, an employee in the town of Erie, Colorado approved a routine-looking request to change how a bridge contractor received payment. The request came through a form on the town's own website, not a suspicious email, and it passed a basic accuracy check. Ten days later, the town's bank flagged the transaction as fraudulent. By then, more than $1 million had...
The Wire Transfer That Looked Completely Normal
The Wire Transfer That Looked Completely Normal In April 2025, a city government office in Oregon received an email from what looked like a familiar vendor. Nothing about it seemed unusual. It referenced an ongoing relationship, used a reasonable tone, and asked for a routine update to banking details ahead of an upcoming payment. The office wired more than $6 million...
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