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Risky Bulletin: APTs go after the React2Shell vulnerability within hours
In other news: CISA Director nomination stalls again; NSA cuts 2,000 staff; Intellexa still active despite sanctions.
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In other news: CISA Director nomination stalls again; NSA cuts 2,000 staff; Intellexa still active despite sanctions.
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In other news: India mandates cyber app on all new smartphones; Coupang breach impacts two-thirds of all South Koreans; evil twin hacker sentenced to seven years in prison.
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In other news: US ICE to hire cyber talent; another Salesforce data breach; CrowdStrike fires a malicious insider.
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In other news: Another sneaky Chat Control push; Russian surveillance vendor gets hacked; CISA to hire new staff in 2026.
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In other news: US sanctions new Burmese military group linked to scam compounds; Google backs off mandatory dev registration; Checkout.com donates ransom to cybercrime research.
In other news: CBO breach not contained; CISA 2015 set for a three-month extension; new OWASP Top 10.
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In other news: US CBO hacked by foreign APT; Singapore to punish scammers with cane beatings; Chrome will remove XSLT support for security reasons.
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In other news: Meta is making a fortune from scam ads; KT hid a second breach for months; Pakistani senators get scammed.
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In other news: Hackers extort massage parlor visitors; Balancer hacked for $128 million; cargo thieves use hackers to go after trucking and freight companies.
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In other news: CyberCorps program freeze threatens students with huge loans; Chrome and Edge get scareware blockers; Conti member extradited to US.
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In other news: L3Harris manager pleads guilty; US hacked Venezuela in 2020; Windows 11 Administrator Protection goes live.
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In other news: Charming Kitten server budget is just $10k/y; Twitter will prompt users to re-enroll security keys; Chrome goes HTTPS-first next year.