Best Infosec Long-Reads of the Week, 7/23/22

Apps scam working-class Mexicans into a cycle of debt, Client-side scanning floated again as a solution to CSAM, Experts may have underestimated the cyber challenges Russia faced in Ukraine, more
Apps scam working-class Mexicans into a cycle of debt, Client-side scanning floated again as a solution to CSAM, Experts may have underestimated the cyber challenges Russia faced in Ukraine, more
TeleMessage hack leaked broader swathe of US officials' messages than reported, Nineteen-year-old pleads guilty to PowerSchool hack, M&S to take $403m profit hit, Ohio health giant hit by Interlock ransomware, NSO Group gets cold shoulder in DC, Patel shutters FISA watchdog office, much more
DDoSecrets published a data trove from TeleMessage hack, NOLA cops engaged in massive facial recognition, Stalkerware apps go offline, Chinese tech company hit by cyberattack, UK Post Office pays postmasters for leaked data, NHS cyberattacks risked clinical harm, much more
Japan approves proactive cyber ops, PayPal Mafia mogul exposed in Coinbase hack, Hackers tried to breach Binance and Kraken with social engineering attack, SEC X hacker gets 14 months, Pentagon halted cyber ops against Russia for one day, Procolored printers are full of malware, much more
How MSTIC works, The Nigerian scammers who tragically extort minors, Clearview AI's deadly agenda, A hostage negotiator outsmarts ransomware hackers, Trump is killing misinformation research, How the TV show "You" shows the stalking dangers of being online