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In other news: 30k+ Cisco devices compromised with IOS XE zero-day; Kansas courts down after suspected ransomware attack; and Sandworm hacks 11 Ukrainian telcos.
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In other news: Former Uber CSO appeals conviction; EPA retracts cybersecurity guidance; and Equifax fined in the UK.
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In other news: Chinese APT behind recent Confluence zero-day; 35 vulnerabilities remain unpatched in Squid; SEC launches MOVEit investigation.
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In other news: Google makes passkeys default sign-in option; Vietnam targeted EU&US officials with Predator spyware; and new DDOS vector discovered.
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In other news: MGM to lose $100 million from ransomware attack; Google VRP will pay for n-day exploits; and North Korean hackers expected to pivot to shipbuilding sector.
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In other news: Apple and Atlassian patch zero-days; Supermicro patches BMC bugs; PEACHPIT ad fraud botnet goes down.
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In other news: Website leak exposes Russian military and intelligence centers; mandatory MFA for AWS root accounts; and Arm, Google, and Qualcomm patch zero-days.
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In other news: New major bug hits Progress (MOVEit) customers; Greek government sabotages spyware investigation; and IronNet ceases all operations.
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In other news: Google and Mozilla patch another Chrome & Firefox zero-day; Cisco patches its own zero-day; and new DarkRiver APT targets Russian defense sector.
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In other news: Crypto platform Mixin hacked for $200 million; the UK is also conducting hunt-forward missions; and Google open-sources BinDiff.
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In other news: iOS zero-days used to hack Egyptian presidential candidate; new Sandman APT targets telcos across the world; Russia's largest travel agency breached by pro-Ukraine hackers.
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In other news: US wants countries to commit to not paying ransoms; Caesars paid $15 million ransom; and Meduza head infected with Pegasus spyware.