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Risky Bulletin: Extremely targeted supply chain attack hits DAEMON Tools
In other news: Australia gets its own CSRB; VOIP server hacker arrested after 17 years; Oracle switches to monthly security updates.
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In other news: Australia gets its own CSRB; VOIP server hacker arrested after 17 years; Oracle switches to monthly security updates.
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In other news: Ransomware negotiators get four years in prison; Trellix discloses security breach; another Russian hacker arrested while vacationing in the wrong place.
In other news: Scam compounds raided in Dubai; Copy Fail vulnerability impacts Linux distros going back to 2017; major cPanel bug exploited in the wild.
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In other news: Vimeo got hacked; Greece wants to ban anonymity on social media; Scatter Spider hacker arrested in Finland.
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In other news: Intellexa had a secret American exploit provider; US accuses China of stealing its AI; US router ban also covers hotspots.
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In other news: Russians hack the Bundestag President; some randoms accessed Anthropic's coveted Mythos model; Plankey withdraws CISA nomination.
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In other news: China threatens the EU over new cybersecurity regulations; EU puts up the funds for a sovereign cloud; mysterious data wiper found in Venezuela at the end of last year.
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In other news: US government wants Mythos access; Supreme Court hacker gets no prison time; ransomware kingpin arrested in Kazakhstan.
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In other news: Russia tried to disrupt Swedish power plant; EU releases age verification app; OpenAI announces its own private cyber model.
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In other news: Fake Ledger crypto-wallet stole $9.5m in two weeks; Silent group hit almost 40 law firms in a year; Google cracks down on back button hijacking.
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In other news: OpenAI impacted by Axios attack; Rockstar Games hacked again; UK threatens jail time for tech execs.
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In other news: LA cop data leaked online; Meta employee under investigation for downloading private photos; Adobe Reader zero-day spotted in the wild.