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.
Risky Bulletin: Russian hackers abuse app-specific passwords to bypass MFA
In other news: Viasat identified as 10th Salt Typhoon victim; Predatory Sparrow hacks Iranian crypto-exchange; Argentina arrests Russian disinfo gang.
Data Brokers are a Killer's Best Friend
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Risky Bulletin: Chrome gets a new prompt to prevent sneaky local network attacks
In other news: Chinese ransomware gang detained in Thailand; 100-year-old napkin company goes under after ransomware attack; Europol takes down the Archetyp dark web market.
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Risky Bulletin: Cock[.]li gets hacked
In other news: WaPo email accounts hacked; hackers disrupt and steal data from Sorbonne University; EU invests €145.5 million in hospital security.
Risky Bulletin: Predator spyware alive despite US sanctions
In other news: Paragon spyware used a zero-click iOS zero-day; 28 OAGs sue 23andMe; and major week for law enforcement actions.
Trump Scales Back Biden's Product Security Demands
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Risky Bulletin: SentinelOne avoids a Chinese APT hack
In other news: New Salt Typhoon victims uncovered; cyberattack disrupts grocery deliveries in the US; Kazakhstan arrests 140 for selling citizen data on Telegram.
Risky Bulletin: EU launches private DNS service
In other news: Trump scraps and revises Biden and Obama cyber EOs; supply chain attack hits popular npm packages; mysterious iOS attacks in the US and EU.
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.