Risky Bulletin: APTeens go after Salesforce data
In other news: FBI takes down BidenCash carding forum; China issues wanted notice for Taiwanese military hackers; and critical bugs in Infoblox NetMRI and HPE StoreOnce.
Law Enforcement Is Finally Making Progress on Ransomware
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Risky Bulletin: Security firms will attempt to clean up their own mess—APT name taxonomies
In other news: NSO asks for new WhatsApp trial; EMR-ISAC shuts down; zero-days patched in Chrome and Qualcomm chips.
Risky Bulletin: Law enforcement take down AVCheck
In other news: US Senators urge DHS to reinstate the CSRB; Germany identifies TrickBot leader; Lovable AI platform leaks user data and API keys.
Risky Bulletin: Windows Update will soon deliver individual app updates
In other news: Public database exposes Russia's nuclear secrets; US banks ask SEC to rescind cyber breach disclosure rule; ConnectWise discloses APT breach.
Russia's Cybercriminals and Spies Are Officially in Cahoots
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Risky Bulletin: Dutch intelligence agencies discover a new Russian APT
In other news: MATLAB maker hit by ransomware; Nigeria arrests 20 for hacking student exam results; Iranian pleads guilty for Robbinhood ransomware attacks.
Risky Bulletin: SVG use for phishing explodes in 2025
In other news: Major CISA leadership exodus underway; US to audit NIST over NVD backlog; Careto APT linked to Spain's government.
Risky Bulletin: Authorities and security firms take down DanaBot and Lumma Stealer
In other news: ODNI wants a centralized data broker platform; Chinese IMSI catcher spy ring broken up in Turkiye; APT28 hacked border cameras to track Ukrainian military aid.
Telegram Is Cooperating With Authorities, For Now
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Risky Bulletin: EU sanctions more Russian disinformation peddlers
In other news: FBI closes FISA watchdog office; Predatorgate scandal lawsuit delayed due to interpreter shortage; DDoS attacks disrupt multiple Russian government portals.
Risky Bulletin: Japan passes active cyber defense law
In other news: Procolored printers shipped malware; O2 telco leaks user data and geolocation; Volkswagen patches major bugs in mobile app.