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In other news: Nomad crypto platform robbed for all it has (had); Robinhood fined $30 million; and Samsung debuts "Repair Mode" security feature.
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In other news: Russian postal service data leaked; new Rowhammer technique disclosed; and new post-quantum cryptography attack.
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In other news: Rostelecom hijacks Apple traffic; new Cytrox and NSO incidents discovered in the EU; and fewer ransomware victims are paying.
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In other news: Dutch government fears China might turn off its solar panels; new UEFI rootkit targets ASUS and Gigabyte motherboards; and WebAssembly used for crypto-mining in the wild.
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In other news: Denmark bans Google Workspace; Tor Browser gets built-in HTTPS-Only Mode; WatchDog botnet still going strong.
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In other news: Vault7 leaker found guilty at retrial; DoT is coming to Windows; and Iran puts the entire country in Safe Search mode.
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In other news: Uniswap users lose $8 million in phishing attack; loads of new ransomware gangs are popping up; and Microsoft says VBA macro block reversal is only temporary.
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In other news: PyPI enforces 2FA for top projects; UK recommends against paying ransomware gangs; and Rolling PWN attack can unlock most Honda cars.
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In other news: North Korean hackers linked to Maui ransomware; Russian hacker hits Portuguese hotel in clever hack; and Microsoft rolls back VBA macros block.
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In other news: Hackers extort Marriott; the Tel-Aviv Metro hack that wasn't; and OpenSSL and Windows Kerberos bugs.
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In other news: Dutch university makes a profit from ransomware refund; Israel govt seizes victim's server for investigation; another DNS hijack in crypto-scam-world.
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In other news: APT40 hires students to translate hacked data; Walmart denies ransomware attack; and cyber-insurance rates are stabilizing.