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
Cybercrims impersonate cops to get sensitive data on users, Throwaway phone numbers undercut SMS 2FA, Chinese inverters threaten the power grid, Second Irish HSE attack revealed, Irish Justice Minister apologizes for gaffe over PSNI data breach, Korea seeks punitive fines over breaches, much more
Stanford-developed AI system can beat human pentesters dirt cheap, US charges former Accenture manager with false security statements, Malaysian man sentenced for teaching how to use malware, 10k+ Docker Hub images expose credentials and secrets, Storm-0249 abuses EDR for attacks, much more
Man pleads guilty amid DOJ take-down of Social Engineering Enterprise gang, DOJ files more charges against Cyber Army of Russia Reborn member, Spanish cops bust teen hacker for stealing 64m records, Ukraine cyber corps claims attack on Russian logistics company Eltrans+, much more
Compromise NDAA bill is chock full of cyber provisions, FTC rejects petition from spyware company founder, Commonwealth Bank of Australia fined A$702k for breaching data rules, FBI warns of fake proof of life photos, Oz teen social media limits go live tomorrow, much more