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In other news: UK Foreign Office hacked twice in 2021; Japan to build Indo-Pacific cyberdefense network; and Zyxel routers under attack.
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In other news: Northern Ireland police deals with data breach; new TunnelCrack attack leaks VPN traffic; and a couple of crypto-wallet vulnerabilities.
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In other news: Russia cracks down on "gray" SIM cards; Sandworm hackers targeted Ukraine's military systems; and Curve Finance hacker returns most of the stolen funds.
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In other news: Bitfinex 2016 hacker finally uncovered; ransomware attack cripples hospitals across five US states; and LetMeSpy shuts down after hack.
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In other news: Salesforce zero-day abused in Facebook phishing campaigns; Fortinet bug tops list of most exploited vulnerabilities of 2022; and a Tesla jailbreak to be revealed at BlackHat.
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In other news: US hosting provider accused of helping APTs; White House publishes national cyber workforce strategy; Minecraft servers hacked using BleedingPipe RCE.
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In other news: Kenyan government systems see major disruption following cyberattack; Google rolls out Unknown Tracker Alerts; CoinsPaid blames North Korea for recent hack.
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In other news: Former Group-IB CEO gets 14 years in prison in treason case; 41 zero-days exploited in the wild last year; and new DDoS attack types spotted.
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In other news: TETRA encrypted radio traffic can be decrypted; Apple patches another Triangulation zero-day; and Zenbleed vulnerability leaks passwords and encryption keys from AMD Zen CPUs.
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In other news: Ransom payments fall to record low; tens of thousands of Citrix devices still unpatched for recent zero-day; and Target reveals its EasySweep skimmer detector.
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In other news: Kevin Mitnick passes; 700,000+ TikTok accounts hacked in Turkey; and Adobe patches a new ColdFusion zero-day.
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In other news: Cytrox and Intellexa sanctioned in the US; typos keep sending military emails to Mali domains; and a new Citrix zero-day exploited in the wild.