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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UK regulators ban 'global titles' that allow criminals to intercept messages
No third-party cookies prompt for Google, Marks & Spencer warns of 'cyber incident,' XRP Ledger package could lead to 'catastrophic' supply chain attack, Verizon DBIR says ransomware attacks soared, China's Billbug breached SE Asian orgs, B'more City and Phoenix attorneys' offices hacked, much more
Asian gangs are spreading cyber scam compounds globally, UN
Secure by Design architects to leave CISA, Korea's top telco hacked, MSFT's Recall still poses problems, Fog ransomware baits victims by invoking Musk's DOGE, Elusive Comet threat actor stole $100K from NFT platform CEO, Telegram to leave France if backdoors are mandated, much more
Hegseth shared war planning information in a second Signal group chat
Trump has removed misinformation guardrails, DOGE is planning database to track immigrants, CISA stopped using VirusTotal and Censys, False positives in MSFT Entra app trigger lockouts, Hackers send fake Google system emails, UK companies urged to carry out video interviews for IT workers, much more
Best infosec-related long reads for the week of 4/12/25
The private prison company surveilling immigrants for Trump, How a Marine unit uses genAI to spy for the military, How the TP-Link router controversy is driving two brothers apart, Nation-state goons as hacktivists, How a genetic research innovation exposes DNA to cyber threats