Chris Krebs on Next Frontier, China on Data Security, Ransomware Attacks Abound - September 8, 2020
And It's Patch Tuesday
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Best infosec-related long reads for the week of 6/7/25
How the SEC missed the likely culprits in its 2017 hack, How a quiet engineer controls Telegram, When a Canadian teen spied for Russia, Cybercrime group document shows that Russia doubts China, Modern militaries rely on lightweight tools and superior spycraft, AI's delusional rabbit holes
Customers keep buying Predator spyware despite US sanctions
Ukraine paralyzed top Siberian ISP, Meta AI shows other customers' sensitive info, Whole Foods still grappling with product disruptions, Malicious adtech is highly interconnected, Cybercrims are selling lost RCMP key containing informants' data, BEC scammer sentenced to four years, much more
Operation Secure disrupts infostealer malware groups worldwide
Microsoft 365 Copilot harbored critical 'EchoLeak' security flaw, FIN6 targets LinkedIn recruiters. Smart watches can steal data in air-gapped systems, Cybercrims stole NHS Active Directory database, Two journalists hacked using Paragon spyware, Ransomware hits large hospitals in Maine, much more
Cambridge researchers warn that private companies are harvesting period tracker data
United Natural Foods expects system restoration by 6/15, Gabbard wants feds to use private sector for intel tech needs, States sue to stop sale of 23andMe DNA data, Microsoft issues at least 67 patches, Microsoft fixes zero day exploited by Stealth Falcon, so much more