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In other news: Crypto-phishing losses go over $100 million in the first two months of the year; 74 countries are now using commercial spyware; Airbnb bans all indoor security cameras.
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In other news: CISA hacked in Ivanti attacks; China has been secretly removing American software and hardware; Malta will strip citizenship from spyware exec.
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In other news: UAC-0050 linked to low-tier Russian hacker-for-hire group; 85% of TeamCity servers have been hacked; and 41 US states ask Meta to fix its account hacking problem.
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In other news: North Korean hackers are stealing semiconductor secrets; JetBrains tries to hide a security patch; and the US sanctions Intellexa and its founder.
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In other news: US charges Tortoiseshell APT member; judge orders NSO to give Pegasus source code to Meta; new ASCII art attack bypasses LLM safety checks.
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In other news: Online vigilante hacks Anycubic 3D printers; PrivateLoader botnet expected to reach two million devices; and AlphV launches v2 after law enforcement takedown.
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In other news: Trend Micro confirms i-SOON link to Earth Lusca APT; NIST releases CSF 2.0; White House joins calls for use of memory-safe languages.
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Pharmacies disrupted across the US after "nation-state" attack; Canada's RCMP deals with a "cyber event"; and new ransomware hits TerraMaster NAS devices
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In other news: ScreenConnect exploitation starts; Apple adds PQ3 to iMessage; and White House executive order targets cybersecurity at US ports.
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In other news: Data from a Chinese contractor leaks online; China's MSS reveals hacking incidents in rare disclosure; and ConnectWise warns of major bug.
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In other news: Ivanti had a backdoor in one of its products; Alpha/MyData ransomware gang linked to Netwalker; and a new Chrome security feature.
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In other news: Volt Typhoon expands to Africa; Poland's spyware abuse was far worse than previously thought; and Microsoft discloses new Exchange zero-day.