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In other news: Volt Typhoon breached US government networks for five years; security researcher charged for hacking Apple; and Chinese PR firm behind large pro-Beijing disinfo network.
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In other news: Russia formally bans VPNs; Chinese hackers accessed Japanese diplomatic cables; DEF CON canceled (but only for a day, though).
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In other news: CIA Vault7 leaker gets prison time; Gen. Haugh takes over as NSA and Cyber Command lead; AnyDesk grapples with security breach.
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In other news: Hackers steal data on hundreds of Mexican journalists; State Farm sued because of a ransomware gang's lies; and Proofpoint and Okta lay off staff.
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In other news: Romanian government hit by ransomware attack; Ukraine's GUR wipes Russian company; and US goes after Volt Typhoon infrastructure.
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In other news: NSA confirms buying netflow data; spyware scandal unfolds in Brazil; and fewer ransomware victims are paying.
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In other news: New Chinese APT caught performing AitM attacks; Ukraine hacktivists wipe Russian satellite imagery processing center; major RCE bug patched in Jenkins.
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In other news: Attacks target Atlassian's latest Confluence vulnerability; crypto-wallet Trezor discloses data breach; and unsuccessful swatting event targets CISA Director Jen Easterly.
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In other news: Chinese APT secretly exploited VMWare zero-day for months; BreachForums admin sentenced; and Zloader returns.
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In other news: GitHub rotates signing keys; new Samsung phones to get 7 years of security updates; DDoS attacks hit Switzerland during Zelenskyy visit.
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In other news: Invati Connect Secure zero-days enter mass exploitation; more than 178,000 SonicWall firewalls still unpatched; and Citrix patches two new zero-days.
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In other news: Russia purges 600,000 gray SIM cards; HelloFresh fined for spamming; and cybercriminals detained in Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine.