Best Infosec-Related Long Reads of the Week, 6/24/23
Gripping tale of Huawei corporate espionage, Iranian misinformation groups are infiltrating Israel, Cars suck up a vast amount of data, Data labeling by a growing underclass fuels AI
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Instructure forms deal with ShinyHunters who promise to destroy stolen Canvas data
US intel agencies want to evaluate AI model while Commerce seems to back away, OpenAI launches cybersecurity model Daybreak, Euro countries sell spyware to rights violators, Binance claims AI system saved $10b in scam losses, Shai-Hulud supply-chain campaign compromised npm and PyPi packages, more
Pre-release discount: Practical risk management using the NIST CSF 2.0
The NIST 2.0 Cybersecurity Framework delivers clear guidance on applying the gold standard NIST framework in complex, real-world situations.
Hackers turned to AI in attempted mass cyberattack, Google reveals
Trump's planned AI-enabled cyber EO stops short of requirements, German authorities shut down relaunched Crimenetwork, L3 Trenchant zero-day peddling exec order to pay $10m, Poland has thwarted many Russian sabotage efforts, IMF warns of financial shock from AI-enabled cyberattacks, much more
How ordinary tech becomes surveillance infrastructure: Best infosec long reads 5/9/26
How Israeli telecom networks were used for surveillance, Everyday objects are now surveillance devices, AI's risks demand careful human oversight, Hackers can take over smart lawn mowers' cameras and controls, Fears of AI tap into old cultural stories