Best Long-Reads of the Week, 6/18/22
What did Nakasone mean by offensive U.S. operations in Ukraine?, How cybersecurity pros can avoid nihilism, How state surveillance of women might emerge after Roe v. Wade is overturned, more
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EU sanctions Iranian, Chinese companies for cyberattacks
Stryker denies report of data exfiltration in "Handala" attack, Teens sue xAI for sexually explicit images, Man charged with scam schemes while impersonating adult film star, Canadian bill expands cops' lawful access to telecom data, MedTech firm Intuitive hit by phishing incident, much more
FBI probes crypto theft linked to malware-infected Steam games
Operation Synergia III busts 94 alleged cybercriminals, DPRK's Konni Group used KakaoTalk to spread info-stealing malware, Japan was hit by 226 ransomware attacks in 2025, Chinese attack on Costa Rica electricity institute sparks diplomatic row, Intellexa sold spyware to the Greek gov't, much more
Best infosec-related long reads for the week of 3/7/26
Trump's supposed cyber-first war strategy, How an OpenClaw agent attacked an open source project maintainer, Electronic warfare threatens maritime navigation, Trump's offensive cyber-based strategy, Iridium satellite is not a secure system
The Homeland Security surveillance machine
A series of press investigations reveal how DHS has quietly assembled a system capable of tracking Americans’ movements, identities, and digital lives.