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Risky Biz News: EU warns Temu to respect consumer protection laws
In other news: iPhones get a secret security feature; Palo Alto Networks warns of mysterious RCE; 2,700+ US schools and libraries apply for cybersecurity funds.
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In other news: iPhones get a secret security feature; Palo Alto Networks warns of mysterious RCE; 2,700+ US schools and libraries apply for cybersecurity funds.
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In other news: Chinese APT hacked Singtel; Canada orders TikTok to shut down offices; new Mozilla layoffs.
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In other news: Snowflake hacker arrested in Canada; mandatory MFA coming to Google Cloud; EU sanctions Myanmar cyber scam compound operators.
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In other news: Microsoft to charge home users $30 for Windows 10 extended security updates; WhatsApp and NSO prepare to settle; crypto-exchange reimburses users hours after major hack.
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In other news: Sophos spied on two Chinese exploit development centers; Vodafone fined for insecure wiretapping system; supply chain attack targets crypto-wallet users.
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In other news: CSRB to look at China's telco hack; Japanese man sentenced for developing ransomware with AI; major hack at Canada's Revenue Agency.
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In other news: Delta sues CrowdStrike; Chinese telco hack also targeted Trump and Harris campaigns; Satya Nadella asks for a pay cut after cybersecurity failures.
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In other news: Fortinet bungles another zero-day disclosure; Linux removes Russian maintainers; Georgian authorities raid two Atlantic Council disinfo researchers.
Seriously Risky Business
Your weekly dose of Seriously Risky Business news is written by Tom Uren and edited by Patrick Gray. It's supported by Lawfare with help from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. This week's edition is sponsored by Okta. You can hear a podcast discussion of this
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In other news: Russian government forgets about Operation Triangulation; Japanese police trace Monero transactions to detain suspects; SEC fines four companies over SolarWinds hack disclosures.
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In other news: Wiper attacks hit Israel via ESET partner; Microsoft loses weeks of security logs; DOD looks to buy deepfake tech.