Risky Bulletin: Germany seeks more hacking and surveillance powers for its intel service
In other news: Finland intends to criminalize disinformation; French "patriotic" accounts go silent amid Iranian internet outage; hackers are extorting GrubHub.
Risky Bulletin: DRAM price hikes set to impact firewalls too
In other news: China bans Israeli and US cybersecurity products; Trump re-nominates Sean Plankey for CISA Director; Microsoft takes down RedVDS RDP marketplace.
China Fights Scam Compounds … For China
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Risky Bulletin: Voice cloning defenses still weak, can be bypassed
In other news: Russia fines 33 telcos for surveillance non-compliance; AVCheck admin arrested at Amsterdam airport; India wants smartphone source code access.
Risky Bulletin: Apex Legends streamers hacked again
In other news: Major Instagram leak; Indonesia blocks Twitter; ransomware suspect detained in Russia.
Risky Bulletin: Major scam kingpin arrested in Cambodia, extradited to China
In other news: Spyware maker pleads guilty; Bitfinex hacker released from jail early; far-right dating site hacked and leaked.
Risky Bulletin: US lifts sanctions on three Intellexa execs
In other news: MongoBleed vulnerabilities exploited in the wild; scammers steal a Belgian MP's salary; Coupang hands out $1.2 billion in coupons as hack compensation.
Risky Bulletin: Georgia arrests ex-security chief over bribes from scam call centers
In other news: White House has a new nomination for NSA & CyberCom head; crucial CISA employee quits; US charges 54 for ATM jackpotting attacks.
Risky Bulletin: Belarus deploys spyware on journalists' phones
Suspect arrested for installing malware on ferry boat; France arrests Interior Ministry hacker; and new Cisco and SonicWall zero-days.
Srsly Risky Biz: Dumb and Dumber, Russia's State-Backed "Hacktivists"
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Risky Bulletin: Most smart devices run outdated web browsers
In other news: Ukraine hacks major Russian defense contractor; ransomware hits Venezuela's oil company; hackers are trying to extort PornHub with stolen user data.
Risky Bulletin: African freelancers behind anti-US and anti-French disinfo campaigns
In other news: US prepares to let contractors run cyber operations; Germany blames Russia for air traffic control agency hack; Apple patches two WebKit zero-days.