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In other news: China bans iPhones for government work; Microsoft explains how it lost its signing key; and Apple patches zero-days used to install NSO Group's Pegasus spyware without user interaction.
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PLUS: Telstra's Digicel Pacific Linked To Commercial Spy Operations
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In other news: MinIO servers exploited to breach cloud infrastructure; Paraguay's National Police hacked; crypto-gambling site Stake loses $41 million in crypto-heist.
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In other news: Okta customers hit by mysterious attacker; LogicMonitor customers hit by ransomware; and Microsoft retires WordPad.
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In other news: Russia makes RuStore app mandatory on all smartphones; China sneaks trojaned Signal and Telegram apps on the Google and Samsung app stores; and PyPI malware linked to North Korea.
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PLUS: More on China's Barracuda Exploitation. A Lot More.
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In other news: Cisco VPNs targeted by Akira ransomware; Barracuda hacking spree hit 5% of all ESG appliances; and major BGP software vulnerability disclosed.
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In other news: Kroll gets SIM-swapped in attack targeting crypto platforms; MOVEit hack victim count reaches 1,000; and another spyware maker gets hacked.
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PLUS: Advanced Persistent Teenagers
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In other news: China's Barracuda hacking campaign still going strong; Brazilian Telegram hacker gets 20 years in prison; and ransomware gangs prefer night-time attacks.
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In other news: Ecuador's election disrupted by cyberattack; Baghdad closes LED advertising screens after hack; and Ivanti patches another zero-day.
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In other news: Juniper releases out-of-band security update; TSSHOCK attack can steal funds from MPC crypto-wallets; and Tesla identifies Handelsblatt whistleblowers.