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Risky Bulletin: GitHub supply chain attack prints everyone's secrets in build logs
In other news: White House tells agencies to stop firing cyber staff; Germany exempts cybersecurity from debt brake; RCS adds E2EE support.
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In other news: White House tells agencies to stop firing cyber staff; Germany exempts cybersecurity from debt brake; RCS adds E2EE support.
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In other news: China backdoors Juniper routers; ransomware wave hits Taiwan; North Korean spyware slips onto the Play Store.
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In other news: Trump nominates new CISA Director; DOGE fires CISA red teams; crucial Firefox root certificate expires this week.
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In other news: Undocumented commands found in ESP32 chips; US cuts EI-ISAC funding; hacker steals and then returns 1inch funds.
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In other news: BADBOX botnet disrupted after return; authorities seize Garantex crypto exchange; Taylor Swift concert ticket hackers arrested.
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In other news: VMware patches three ESXi zero-days; France debates encryption backdoors; a fifth of Bybit stolen funds are now untraceable.
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In other news: Meta seeks permanent NSO ban; new Cellebrite zero-days come to light; third-party breaches are now a headache for cyber insurers.
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In other news: Belgium investigates Chinese hack; the RNC hides a Chinese hack; malicious extensions found on the VSCode Marketplace.
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In other news: EU sanctions North Korean APT head honcho; Australia bans Kaspersky on government systems; Google will use QR codes for Gmail authentication.