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In other news: FBI investigates TikTok for spying on journalists; BreachForum admin arrested in the US; aCropalypse vulnerability can recover cropped and redacted screenshots.
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In other news: Authorities take down ChipMixer service used by ransomware gangs; Magniber ransomware starts targeting Europe; US charges two suspects for DEA portal hack.
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PLUS: When Good Laws Meet Bad Governments
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In other news: Russian government to build its own GitHub alternative; Euler Finance hacked for $197 million; the UK government creates new security agency to defend against state-sponsored threats.
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In other news: NetWire RAT author arrested in Croatia; STALKER 2 game dev extorted by Russian "fan," DOD to embrace remote cyber workforce.
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In other news: Google and Meta sue South Korea's privacy agency; hackers steal data of US House members and staff; Google discontinues Chrome Cleanup Tool.
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PLUS: The iCloud Backup From Hell
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In other news: DoppelPaymer ransomware gang members identified; Germany ponders Huawei & ZTE 5G ban; Israel blames Iran for recent ransomware attack.
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In other news: BitBNS hid $7.5 million hack; vulnerabilities expose location of DJI drone operators; new FiXS malware found on ATMs in Mexico.
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In other news: First Windows 11 UEFI bootkit discovered; GitHub makes Secret Scanning available to everyone; CISA's KEV catalog tripled in 2022.
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PLUS: Beware the Tiny Stick of Regulation
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In other news: Platypus hackers detained in France; US Marshals Service hit by ransomware; Activision employee data leaked online.