Best Infosec-Related Long Reads for the Week, 10/7/23
How Intellexa sold spyware to Egypt, How phone phreakers created Apple, How one writer lost $31,000 in a pool-related BEC scam, The best password manager, PCLOB's view on Sec. 702
How Intellexa sold spyware to Egypt, How phone phreakers created Apple, How one writer lost $31,000 in a pool-related BEC scam, The best password manager, PCLOB's view on Sec. 702
UK and China enter a forum to discuss cyberattacks, Makina Finance lost $4.2m in an exploit, Ingram Micro report ransomware attack affecting 42k, Minnesota DHS breach affected 304k, SK Telecom appeals $91m fine, NexShield malvertising campaign crashes browsers, much more
Jordanian national pleads guilty to access broker charges, Acting head of CISA was blocked by colleagues from removing CIO, Iranian campaign sought to steal GMail and other account credentials, Man pleads guilty to hacking US S.Ct., DPRK hackers pose as human rights orgs, much more
Estonia served as the first target of Russian cyberattacks, Inside a sprawling scam compound in Myanmar, How to protest safely amid massive surveillance, Silicon Valley is now the tech handmaiden of US authoritarianism, It's hard to gain access control over AI agents
Grubhub confirms data breach, China's UAT-8837 breached CIC orgs in N. America, Hackers exploit top severity flaw in Modular DS WordPress plugin, Flaw in MD CPUs exposes secure virtualization environment, Gemini 'personal intelligence' will scan everything, much more