Risky Bulletin: Two billion eSIMs receive crucial security patch
In other news: China's cyber militias go on the offensive; four Scattered Spider members detained over UK retail attacks; Russian basketball player detained in ransomware case.
Four Key Players Drive Scattered Spider
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Risky Bulletin: Browser extensions hijacked for web scraping botnet
In other news: Hafnium APT member arrested in Italy; Russian drone volunteer group gets hacked; Satanlock shuts down and leaks all victim data.
Risky Bulletin: Chinese researchers claim to find new North American APT
In other news: SEC and SolarWinds seek settlement; C&M hack linked to malicious insider; Luis Vuitton discloses breach.
Risky Bulletin: Hunters International ransomware shuts down and releases decryption keys
In other news: FBI investigates ransomware negotiator; Spain arrests government hackers; hackers steal $185 million from Brazilian financial institutions.
Why Iran Is a Scaredy Cat Cyber Chicken
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Risky Bulletin: US sanctions another Russian bulletproof hosting provider
In other news: The ICC discloses security breach; US dismantles 29 DPRK laptop farms; Chinese student gets jailed in the UK for SMS blasting in London.
Risky Bulletin: Scattered Spider goes after aviation sector
In other news: Russia throttles Cloudflare traffic; Mexican cartel hired hackers to track FBI official; Canada tells Hikvision to cease operations.
Risky Bulletin: Phishers abuse forgotten Direct Send feature
In other news: Patient's death linked to Synnovis ransomware attack; BreachForums leadership arrested in France; home users get one free year of Windows 10 Extended Security Updates.
Comparing the American and Chinese 0day Pipelines
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Risky Bulletin: Hackers breach Norwegian dam, open valve at full capacity
In other news: US House bans WhatsApp on Congress devices; Russia plans a national IMEI database; four REvil members released for time served.
Risky Bulletin: CoinMarketCap hacked via a doodle image
In other news: White House rejects NSA & CyberCom nomination; FCC probes US Cyber Trust Mark program; cyberattack disrupts Russian animal processing industry.