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In other news: Volt Typhoon observed exploiting Zoho ManageEngine systems; Polish stalkerware company gets hacked; and encrypted messaging apps are often very confusing.
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In other news: India arrests CoWIN hackers; Australia appoints first National Cyber Security Coordinator; one of the Twitter hackers gets five years.
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In other news: Apple patches Triangulation zero-days; EU states want an exemption to spy on journalists; and facial recognition on some modern smartphones is still useless.
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In other news: Reddit confirms ransomware attack; exec sentenced for hacking-back former employee; RocketMQ and VMWare servers exploited in the wild.
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In other news: Spyware found on the phones of Belgium cops and magistrates; EU bans Chinese equipment from internal networks; and Russia expands ban on the use of foreign software.
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In other news: Microsoft identifies new GRU-operated APT; Atomic Wallet losses surpass $100 million; and Mandiant links Barracuda zero-day attacks to Chinese hackers.
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In other news: Indian government denies breach of COVID vaccination platform; Fortinet and VMWare zero-days get patches; and Argentina's securities commission gets ransomed.
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In other news: Turkiye's e-government portal got hacked; Russia to limit foreign vulnerability scanners from checking RuNet; CVSSv4 coming in Q4 2023.
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In other news: Atomic wallet hacks linked to North Korea; Barracuda tells hacked customers to replace gear; malware found in Minecraft mods.
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In other news: $35 million stolen in mysterious crypto-wallet hacks; Russian official took $27.7 million bribe from Infraud gang; and passkeys come to Google Workspace and Google Cloud.
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In other news: Tor to get anti-DoS protection; Martinique gets ransomed; and even more ad-injecting Chrome extensions found on the Web Store.
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In other news: Backdoor mechanism discovered in Gigabyte motherboard firmware; 18 malicious Chrome extensions spotted on the Web Store; and the FTC goes after Amazon.