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How Hack and Leak Shapes Public Policy

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Risky Biz News: Poland arrests former spy chief in Pegasus scandal

In other news: Hydra dark web market admin gets life in prison; Europol takes down MATRIX crypto-comms platform; Riot to pay $100,000 for anti-cheat bugs.

Risky Biz News: Russia arrests WazaWaka

In other news: Police arrest tech company CEO for building DDoS function; hackers steal $17 million from Uganda's central bank; Windows Server 2012 zero-day awaits patch.

Risky Biz News: Tor Project has "urgent need" for 200 new bridges to avoid Russian censorship

In other news: FTC opens Microsoft antitrust probe; US court overturns Tornado Cash sanctions; ESET finds first Ubuntu UEFI bootkit.

The Australian Government Will Shut Down AN0M Evidence Appeals

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Risky Biz News: Banshee Stealer shuts down after source code leak

In other news: Geico fined over 2020 security breach; a new pro-Kremlin group emerges out of India; Russian group behind Firefox and Windows zero-days.

Risky Biz News: Four PR firms are behind a Chinese propaganda network

In other news: US telcos learned of Salt Typhoon breaches from Microsoft; Russian hackers pull off a crazy WiFi attack; hacktivists leak data from Andrew Tate's website.

Risky Biz News: US charges five Scattered Spider members

In other news: Apple fixes macOS zero-days; T-Mobile finally stops a breach; US takes down PopeyeTools carding portal.

The PLA's Cyber Operations Go Dark

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Risky Biz News: Microsoft announces Quick Machine Recovery, a feature to fix future CrowdStrike disasters

In other news: Phobos ransomware admin arrested; US Library of Congress discloses breach; Microsoft to host in-person hacking contest.

Risky Biz News: Unpatched zero-day in Palo Alto Networks is in the wild

In other news: T-Mobile joins Salt Typhoon victim list; NSO developed new WhatsApp exploit after Meta lawsuit; O2 AI keeps phone scammers busy.

Risky Biz News: MSS now dominates China's cyber activity

In other news: Russian hackers behind clever new Windows zero-day; Microsoft adds spoofing warning to Exchange; major breach at another data aggregator.