Best Infosec-Related Long Reads of the Week, 10/1/22

The CIA burned Iranian informants, Lawrence Abrams tried to steer ransomware gangs away from hospitals, The pedestrian nature of surveillance, IPVM blows China's surveillance cover, more
The CIA burned Iranian informants, Lawrence Abrams tried to steer ransomware gangs away from hospitals, The pedestrian nature of surveillance, IPVM blows China's surveillance cover, more
Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters leaked 5m Qantas, 23m Vietnam Air customers' records, Spanish cops dismantle GXC Team, Dutch gov't warns of China's Nexperia security risks, Breach of crypto betting platform Shuffle exposes user data, FCC chair says sites have removed barred Chinese electronics, much more
North Korea's fake IT worker program is a goldmine, The Com group called Purgatory is creating swatting nightmares, How age verification laws change user behavior, What happens when the internet shuts down, AI is not yet our overlord, Some chatbots may have independent thought
100+ companies affected by Cl0p attack on Oracle business products, All SonicWall firewall users were affected by last month's breach, Pro-Russian DDoS player TwoNet now targets CI, Storm-2657 engages in pirate payroll attacks, ClayRat Android malware poses as popular apps, much more
DHS has forced cybersecurity pros to work on immigrant deportation, CA now requires browsers to honor data sharing opt outs, DragonForce, Qilin, and LockBit are in cahoots, FCC data incident reporting rules are destined for oblivion, Telstra denies Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters breach, much more