Risky Bulletin: iOS 26 change deletes clues of old spyware infections
In other news: Starlink disables 2.5k scam compound terminals; Caribbean hospital still down 5 months after ransomware attack; Poland charges officials in Pegasus scandal.
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America's Private Sector Is Hacking for Godot
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Risky Bulletin: Clever worm hits the DevOps scene
In other news: F5 was breached via its own devices; KT CEO to resign after security breach; Boy Scouts to award cybersecurity merit badges.
Risky Bulletin: Prisoner hacks prison IT system, goes wild!
In other news: Hackers leak ICE employee data; John Bolton hacked and extorted; giant SIM farm seized in Latvia.
Risky Bulletin: F5 says an APT stole source code, vulnerability reports
In other news: EU MEP files criminal complaint against Hungary PM over hacking; bulletproof hoster shuts down due to political reasons; PowerSchool hacker sentenced to four years.
Small Beer Surveillance Firms Escape Crackdown, For Now
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Risky Bulletin: Windows 10 reaches End-of-Life
In other news: CISA layoffs didn't touch cyber personnel; US seizes $15 billion from cyber scam compound operator; Secure Boot bypass impacts 200k Framework systems.
Risky Bulletin: Microsoft revamps Edge's "IE Mode" after zero-day attacks
In other news: FBI seizes Salesforce extortion site; new round of CISA layoffs; Apple doubles bug bounty rewards.
Risky Bulletin: EU scraps Chat Control vote
In other news: Ukraine establishes a Cyber Force; CISA workers reassigned to immigration enforcement; teenagers arrested for Kido hack.
Clop is a Big Fish, But Not Worth Hunting
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Risky Bulletin: Redis vulnerability impacts all versions released in the last 13 years
In other news: Oracle zero-day used in extortion campaign; new MSS front company discovered; DPRK hackers have stolen $2 billion this year.
Risky Bulletin: Microsoft tells users to uninstall games affected by major Unity bug
In other news: Discord discloses data breach; Gmail rolls out E2EE; Apple and Google block ICE tracking app.
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Risky Bulletin: Scam compound operators sentenced to death in China
In other news: UK makes new request for Apple user data; APT35 has another leak; Microsoft launches a Security Store.
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The Cyberespionage Gig Economy
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Risky Bulletin: Router APIs abused to send SMS spam waves
In other news: CISA reveals new collaboration model for state governments; South Korea raises cyber threat level after data center fire; Tile tracking devices leak their location.
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Risky Bulletin: UK to bail out Jaguar Land Rover
In other news: US prosecutor allegedly hacked Telegram; Dutch police arrest teens using WiFi sniffers for Russian spies; GoAnywhere MFT bug enters active exploitation.
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Risky Bulletin: EU users to get free Windows 10 extended security updates
In other news: Cisco patches three zero-days; Microsoft drops Israeli intel surveillance contract; Brit arrested for EU airport disruptions.
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The Kids Aren't Alright
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Risky Bulletin: US raids SIM farm in New York
In other news: EU airport disruptions caused by ransomware; thieves steal gold from French museum after cyberattack; SonicWall firmware update removes rootkit.
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Risky Bulletin: Cyberattack disrupts airports across Europe
In other news: Scattered Spider member turns himself in; Pentagon hires new cyber policy chief; Turla and Gamaredon work together for first time.
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Risky Bulletin: Pentagon has +70K cyber staff, and a lot of overlap
In other news: Hackers steal SonicWall firewall configs; DeepSeek returns flawed code on purpose; UK arrests two Scattered Spider members.
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Good News: US Investment in Spyware Skyrockets!
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Risky Bulletin: AI chatbot disinformation doubles in a year
In other news: Self-replicating attack hits npm packages; Android switches to risk-based security updates; hackers breach Gucci parent company.
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Risky Bulletin: US largest crypto ATM operator sued for profiting from scams
In other news: SMS blasters spread to Switzerland; US and Portugal get into extradition battle over RaidForums admin; Samsung patches a zero-day.