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Risky Biz News: China does its best US APT attribution effort but falls short of the mark
In other news: InterContinental Hotels reports security incident; TikTok denies any breach; and authorities seize WT1SHOP crime marketplace.
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In other news: InterContinental Hotels reports security incident; TikTok denies any breach; and authorities seize WT1SHOP crime marketplace.
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In other news: Samsung and the IRS disclose breaches; Chrome fixes new zero-day; and Cloudflare yeets KiwiFarms.
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In other news: Neopets got hacked; Chile becomes latest government to get ransomed; and iOS apps leak AWS credentials way more than Android ones.
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In other news: Cuba ransomware gang claims Montenegro attack; Hacktivists release Lukashenko's passport scan as NFT; and Google launches bug bounty program for its FOSS projects.
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In other news: Authy users affected by Twilio hack; Tykelab linked to SS7 attacks; and Moldova, Montenegro, and Slovenia deal with cyber-attacks.
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In other news: LastPass and Plex disclose security incidents; and Twilio hack also impacted Okta and DoorDash.
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In other news: Oracle sued in the US in privacy case; two new air-gap exfiltration channels disclosed; and Windows Dirty Pipe vulnerability.
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In other news: VIASAT hack impacted French emergency services; LockBit gang gets DDOSed; and Tox sees usage as C&C channel.
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In other news: Estonia reports record DDoS attacks; Brazil police conduct raids in Lapsus$ investigation; and Ryuk money launderer arrested.
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In other news: Almost $2 billion worth of crypto lost in H1 2022; a look into the BraZZZerSFF cybercrime service; and Signal and DigitalOcean impacted by third-party breaches.
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In other news: Another major Chinese user data leak; PAN bug abused in DDoS attacks; and SIDH broken for the third time.
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In other news: Hacktivists leak LatAm mining data; GitHub users attacked with phony repos; and academics find new eavesdropping method via fiber optics cables.