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Iranian threat actors have a new wiper. China fires its Great Cannon. Dridex gang indicted and sanctioned.
Kittens in the ICS? Someone must own that server that exposed four terabytes of PII. Google Play's Sandworm infestation. Louisiana vs. ransomware. Gekko...
DPRK still busy in cyberspace. Pemex recovering from ransomware. GridEx V. APT33 is back. Industry news and legal notes.
Security for off-off-year elections. Facebook Groups data access issue. Pegasus in India. BlueKeep. Legal, industry notes.
Lawfare against spyware. DTrack in Kudankulam. Influence campaigns. Industry and policy notes.
False flags, criminal connections, and deniable operations. Industry notes, and news in superposition.
Cyber espionage. Developments in cybercrime. Free speech and costs of doing business. Industry notes.
APT35 targets a US presidential campaign. Updates on Russian election interference. Turla suspected behind Reductor RAT. Industry news and notes from Fort...
Ransomware and disinformation as a service. Malware in the energy sector. Ransomware in hospitals.
Supply chain attacks, information operations, and "fleeceware." Legal news and industry notes.
Cyber operations, espionage, and information operations. Cyber ops and the fire support analogy. Data misappropriation, again. Industry notes.