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Key Takeaways From at least late 2020 and through 2022, TA453 has engaged in campaigns that deviate from the

From Inky.com: Fresh Phish: The Case of the Crafty Cryptocurrency Con

From Inky.com: Fresh Phish: The Case of the Crafty Cryptocurrency Con Read article: https://www.inky.com/en/blog/fresh-phish-the-case-of-the-crafty-cryptocurrency-con

From Deep Instinct: New MuddyWater Threat: Old Kitten; New Tricks

by Simon Kenin MuddyWater, also known as Static Kitten and Mercury, is a cyber espionage group that’s most likely a

Software Quality Issues in the U.S. Cost an Estimated $2.41 Trillion in 2022

Synopsys-sponsored CISQ report finds existing vulnerabilities, software supply chain complexities and growing impact of technical debt as key drivers of

Dailybeast: Did Putin Astroturf the Libertarian Ron Paul Revolution?

Very interesting article by Louis Anslow in Dailybeast suggests the Russian cyberwarfare on the American political system, which I discuss

From Avanan: How Hackers Target Nations

Jeffrey Fuchs of Avanan just published an attack brief. In it, researchers at Avanan, a Check Point Software Company, discuss

From InfoRisk Today – Major Takeaways: Cyber Operations During Russia-Ukraine War

Few thought to disagree that in the event of an invasion, Moscow was sure to order a furious online assault

The Verge: Today I learned Amazon has a form so police can get my data without permission or a warrant

Here is something I didn’t know when I purchased Amazon Ring cameras and Amazon Echo Dots: there is a webpage where law

Wapo: Ukraine says Big Tech has dropped the ball on Russian propaganda

In the frantic first weeks of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the U.S. tech companies that control the world’s largest information

CNN – Former CIA employee convicted for carrying out largest data leak in agency’s history

Washington (CNN)A former CIA employee charged with carrying out the largest leak of classified data in the agency's history was convicted on