Best Infosec Long-Reads of the Week, 8/27/22
Thieves bilked woman in elaborate romance scam, Peruvian "socialite" who infiltrated NATO society was a GRU operative, Teens rickrolled six schools, "OSINT" Twitter accounts in India target foes
Thieves bilked woman in elaborate romance scam, Peruvian "socialite" who infiltrated NATO society was a GRU operative, Teens rickrolled six schools, "OSINT" Twitter accounts in India target foes
AI incident reporting laws leave dangerous blind spots, Federal data consolidation raises surveillance fears, Russia's FSB embraces generative AI, Flock camera error triggers police stops, Why legacy OT malware won't die
OpenAI probes AI-powered hack of Hugging Face, Bill would mandate AI kill switches, US to restrict visas for cybercriminals and families, Scam compounds expand despite Myanmar crackdown, Clop exploits Windchill flaw in extortion campaign, Dolphin X malware uses AI to rank victims, much more
Everest demands $12.3m from Swiss rail giant Stadler, Origin confirms customer data exposed in cyberattack, A third of ransomware victims face repeat extortion, Check Point patches actively exploited SmartConsole zero-day, Chaos ransomware uses browser traffic to evade detection, much more
Frontier AI models routinely cheat on evaluations, Lightweight AI model for vulnerability hunting emerges, Google launches Gemini Flash Cyber for vulnerability detection and repair, Malware hides inside normal AI coding activity, US weighs sanctions over alleged Chinese AI model theft, much more