Best Infosec-Related Long Reads of the Week, 10/8/22
Self-taught geniuses help fight ransomware attackers, Ukrainian tech workers dodge bombs and dislocation to perform their jobs, Life in the Metaverse is not as bad as it seems
Self-taught geniuses help fight ransomware attackers, Ukrainian tech workers dodge bombs and dislocation to perform their jobs, Life in the Metaverse is not as bad as it seems
Internet Archive suffers third cyber incident, DHS doc warns of Chinese energy battery storage, Russia sets sites on Georgian critical infrastructure, LLM attack sends chat PII to hackers, E2EE cloud storage platforms could expose data, Tapioca token offers $1m to hacker, much more
Internet Archive fights back, Washington's in-demand disinformation researcher, How the right gutted disinformation research, Geolocation tool peddled to cops might be unreliable, Cheerful Czech bistro owner is a top spyware supplier, more
ESET denies compromise after Israeli business infected with wiper, Globe Life faces extortion after June breach, Radiant Capital loses $50M in breach, Group-IB dishes details on Cicada3301, Microsoft loses logs for some cloud products, Fake Google Meet pages used in new malware campaign, much more
Notorious hacker USDoD busted in Brazil, Iranian hackers use brute force attacks to crack passwords, China wants Intel products security reviews, Hong Kong busts pig butchering scam ring members, SecureWorks says faux DPRK worker hacked his hiring company, Volkswagen probes attack, much more