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In other news: FinCEN say $1.2 billion in ransomware payments in 2021; FTC settles with Chegg for 4 data breaches in 5 years; OpenSSL vulnerabilities are bad, but not internet-ending.
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In other news: New Chrome zero-day; Liz Truss phone compromised by Russian hackers; timing attacks on privacy IM services.
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In other news: US Treasury sanctions MOIS cyber contractors; Apple paid $20 million to bug hunters since 2019; Raspberry Robin USB worm linked to Clop ransomware attacks.
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In other news: Sigstore reaches GA; PayPal deploys passkeys; "freejacking" is now a thing.
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In other news: Iran nuclear agency hacked; $60 million ransom demanded from UK car dealership Pendragon; and DormantColors spreads malicious Chrome and Edge extensions.
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In other news: Microsoft discloses another data breach; Canada's Parliament got hacked; Brazilian police detain Lapsus$ member.
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In other news: BSI chief dismissed; Israel backdoored Dutch wiretapping system; and Europol detains car hack&steal gang.
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In other news: Microsoft didn't update driver blocklist for two years; Dutch police scam ransomware gang; and Prestige ransomware used in targeted attacks in Ukraine and Poland.
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In other news: Guacamaya leak exposes police operations; new ATM MitM/relay attack spotted in the wild; ProtonMail finally adds support for security keys.
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In other news: Germany investigates BSI chief for Kremlin ties; Ukraine Cyber Police chief killed in Russian strike on civilian targets; and Microsoft fixes another NSA-reported crypto flaw.
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In other news: Intel confirms BIOS/UEFI source code leak; Greek journalist sues spyware vendor; and Iranian state TV hacked.
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In other news: Albania wanted to invoke NATO Article 5 over Iranian cyberattack; Binance hacked for $560 million; and new Zimbra zero-day.