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In other news: Ferrari denies ransomware attack; White House asks for advice on cybersecurity workforce shortage; and new Maggie malware goes after MSSQL servers.
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In other news: Ransomware attack on Ghana's energy company results in power outages; new Pegasus cases surface in Indonesia and Mexico; and CISA to move to TLP 2.0 in November.
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In other news: New Chaos botnet spotted in the wild; vulnerability in Stacked VLAN implementations; and new Exchange zero-day.
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In other news: Chile hit by ransomware for the second time in a month; Optus hacker changes its mind about selling the telco's data; and the UK ICO plans to fine TikTok on children's privacy violation
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In other news: Kaspersky faces possible ban across the EU; report on China's "cyber ranges"; and crypto hacker arrested in the Philippines.
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In other news: Ask.fm user data pops up on hacking forum; new Metador APT; and new Windows 11 release comes with new security features.
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In other news: RSOCKS admin detained in Bulgaria; Wintermute hacked for $160 million; and Mullvad VPN expands to hardware security keys.
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In other news: Vietnamese couple takes credit for InterContinental hotels hack; GTA6 source code stolen; and Revolut hacked "through the use of social engineering methods."
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In other news: US charges IRGC ransomware crew; Uber discloses security breach; and Adobe gets new security execs.
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In other news: Rust gets a dedicated security team; Magento sites see supply chain attack; and WordPress sites targeted with a zero-day.
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In other news: Another Predator victim found in Greece; Kaseya ransomware suspect pleads guilty; and Dutch phisher continues phishing from prison cell.
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In other news: New APT42 group; former Conti members are now targeting Ukraine; and Patreon fires security team.