Swatting on the rise.
Swatting is on the rise. LoanDepot, the Toronto Zoo and the World Council of Churches all confirm ransomware attacks. Iran-linked hackers target Albania. Sea Turtle focuses on espionage and information theft. Fake “security researchers” offer phony ransomware recovery services. Could AI make KYC EOL? Avast enhances Babuk decryption. Joe Carrigan looks at the human side of email security. And a group of midwives fail to deliver.
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Today, we are joined by Joe Carrigan from JHU ISI on the human elements that impact email security
Selected Reading
Special counsel Jack Smith was targeted by attempted swatting on Christmas Day
LoanDepot Takes Systems Offline Following Ransomware Attack
Toronto Zoo hit by ransomware attack | Cybernews
Rhysida ransomware gang takes responsibility for attack on World Council of Churches
Wiper malware found in analysis of Iran-linked attacks on Albanian institutions
Turkish espionage campaigns in the Netherlands
"Security researcher" offers to delete data stolen by ransomware attackers
Gen AI could make KYC effectively useless | TechCrunch
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