Best Infosec-Related Long Reads of the Week, 11/12/22
An exposé on the hack-for-hire industry, 'Cyber slaves' run Cambodia's scam mills, WeChat users go to great lengths to get their banned accounts back, How Canada took down Vachon-Desjardins
An exposé on the hack-for-hire industry, 'Cyber slaves' run Cambodia's scam mills, WeChat users go to great lengths to get their banned accounts back, How Canada took down Vachon-Desjardins
Zuckerberg gives risky AI agent the green light, TikTok’s ByteDance ties test US data safeguards, China’s AI expansion defies a central kill switch, AI agents erode the human oversight they need, Ukraine’s Cyber Corps shows ties to military intelligence
The crackdown targets Integrity Technology Group’s hacking infrastructure as a joint advisory details tools used to breach critical infrastructure and browse stolen emails.
Ethereum’s co-founder warns that AI-driven mathematical breakthroughs could undermine wallet security—and weaken even cryptography designed to withstand quantum attacks.
Dutch researchers identified 8,547 internet-facing systems across 35 countries, with potential full control at roughly 181 sites