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Dark Reading
Six boxes of paper documents were removed from the facility without authorization in early March.
Bleeping Computer
Google has expanded its policies to allow doxxing victims to remove more of their personally identifiable information (PII) from search engine results starting earlier this week. [...]
ZDNet Security
Windows Insiders in the Dev and Beta channels can check out Windows 11 Build 22610, which adds a bunch of new policies tor IT admins and removes SMB1 support by default for many users.
ZDNet Security
Dark Reading
Three flaws present in consumer laptops can give attackers a way to drop highly persistent malware capable of evading methods to remove it, security vendor says.
ThreatPost
Google removed six different malicious Android applications targeting mainly users in the U.K. and Italy that were installed about 15,000 times.
The Hacker News
The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) announced that it neutralized Cyclops Blink, a modular botnet controlled by a threat actor known as Sandworm, which has been attributed to the Main Intelligence Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (GRU). "The operation copied and removed malware from vulnerable internet-connected firewall devices that Sandworm used
Bleeping Computer
Microsoft has removed a compatibility hold blocking Windows 11 upgrades for Windows 10 customers after fixing a known issue leading to problems importing Internet Explorer 11 (IE11) data into Microsoft Edge. [...]
The Register
Another day, another attack on the software supply chain A group of more than 200 malicious npm packages targeting developers who use Microsoft Azure has been removed two days after they were made available to the public.…
ZDNet Security
Researchers at Palo Alto Network's Unit 42 said they discovered a tool -- named SockDetour -- that serves as a backup backdoor in case the primary one is removed.