Best Infosec Long-Reads of the Week, 7/9/22

End-to-end encryption is even more important now that we're living in a post-Roe world, Sara Jacobs is fighting to protect reproductive data, Finland's model of cybersecurity is a winner, more
End-to-end encryption is even more important now that we're living in a post-Roe world, Sara Jacobs is fighting to protect reproductive data, Finland's model of cybersecurity is a winner, more
A twisted tale of how two men tortured someone for his crypto account passwords, Russia's cyber sector supports Putin's Ukraine war, A brain-reading implant requires a password, Social media algorithms didn't cause America's woes, The internet is really bad for children, more
US seeks to seize $2.8m from ransomware actor's wallet, Polish city fended off likely Russian attack on water supply, Iranian hackers infiltrated former Israeli justice minister's phone, BtcTurk lost $48m in hack, Odin.fun exploited for $7m, Duo pleads guilty in stolen data pandemic fraud, much more
Canadian House of Commons is probing a 'significant' data breach, North Korean hackers unmasked by leak to ZachXBT, Court rules that FCC data breach rules are legal, US AG sues Zelle for allegedly enabling scammer fraud, UK gov't spent $3.2m to keep Afghan breach secret, much more
US has secretly placed tracking devices in advanced chips, UK will expand live police facial recognition, Microsoft fixes over 100 flaws on Patch Tuesday, Hackers issued fake nuclear warnings on Moscow buses, National Public Data comes back to life, much more