Risky Biz News: Windows to get a new admin protection system
In other news: Snowflake hacker arrested in Canada; mandatory MFA coming to Google Cloud; EU sanctions Myanmar cyber scam compound operators.
Risky Biz News: The mystery at Mango Park, and the Cambodian government's shady reaction
In other news: Microsoft to charge home users $30 for Windows 10 extended security updates; WhatsApp and NSO prepare to settle; crypto-exchange reimburses users hours after major hack.
Risky Biz News: US removes Sandvine from sanctions list after pinky promise
In other news: Sophos spied on two Chinese exploit development centers; Vodafone fined for insecure wiretapping system; supply chain attack targets crypto-wallet users.
Risky Biz News: Two arrests in Operation Magnus
In other news: CSRB to look at China's telco hack; Japanese man sentenced for developing ransomware with AI; major hack at Canada's Revenue Agency.
Risky Biz News: Russia sentences REvil members to prison. Yes! Really!
In other news: Delta sues CrowdStrike; Chinese telco hack also targeted Trump and Harris campaigns; Satya Nadella asks for a pay cut after cybersecurity failures.
Risky Biz News: US offers reward for suspected Tortoiseshell APT members
In other news: Fortinet bungles another zero-day disclosure; Linux removes Russian maintainers; Georgian authorities raid two Atlantic Council disinfo researchers.
The EU Throws a Hand Grenade on Software Liability
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Risky Biz News: Apple wants to reduce the lifespan of TLS certificates to 45 days
In other news: Russian government forgets about Operation Triangulation; Japanese police trace Monero transactions to detain suspects; SEC fines four companies over SolarWinds hack disclosures.
Risky Biz News: The EU will make vendors liable for bugs
In other news: Wiper attacks hit Israel via ESET partner; Microsoft loses weeks of security logs; DOD looks to buy deepfake tech.
Risky Biz News: Anonymous Sudan's Russia Links Are (Still) Obvious
In other news: Iranian hackers sell access to US critical infrastructure; North Korea hacked ad platforms to deploy an Internet Explorer zero-day; hacker "USDoD" arrested in Brazil.
Russia's GRU Thugs Double Down on Recruiting Cybercrooks
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Risky Biz News: China says the US is framing other countries for espionage operations
In other news: New UK NCSC service will protect schools from cyberattacks; Time-To-Exploit goes down to only five days; Telegram takes down pay-to-nudify bots.