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In other news: Personal medical alarm button provider goes down in the Netherlands; Juniper bugs exploited in the wild; and two new bugs let threat actors steal crypto assets.
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In other news: UAE tricks and arrests BEC scam group; Windows Server 2012 gets paid security updates; and Poloniex hacked for $130 million.
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In other news: OCCRP's India reporters targeted with Pegasus; China hacks 24 Cambodian government agencies; and Nokoyawa ransomware gang retires.
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In other news: Confluence servers targeted with ransomware; Microsoft makes MFA mandatory for cloud admin portals; and the official Monero project gets hacked.
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In other news: Apple warns Armenians of state-sponsored attacks; Okta hackers pivoted to five customer networks; and Oracle makes MFA mandatory for cloud tenants.
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In other news: Mozi botnet goes down; Boeing confirms ransomware attack; and Microsoft goes through a second Trustworthy Computing moment.
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In other news: Russia is developing its own VirusTotal clone; Magniber ransomware gang members detained in South Korea; and Atlassian warns of data wiping bug.
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In other news: iOS privacy feature didn't work for three years; CISA re-releases Logging Made Easy; and Israel recruits NSO and Candiru for Hamas war.
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In other news: New side-channel attack impacts Apple devices; US states sue Meta; and two crypto-mining botnets infect 1.25 million PCs.
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In other news: Australia and Microsoft partner to build country's cyber shield; September was a record month for ransomware gangs; and major breach at the University of Michigan.
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In other news: Okta hacked again; RagnarLocker ransomware boss arrested in Paris; and a new botnet targets C-level execs with slow-and-low brute-force attacks.
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In other news: Mandiant reveals secret Citrix zero-day; DPRK hackers target JetBrains TeamCity servers; and Five Eyes warn of increasing Chinese espionage.