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Graham Cluley
US businesses are believed to have recruited thousands of North Korean IT workers, sending earnings (and potentially data) to North Korea. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
The Register
Opponents of Myanmar’s internet-nobbling military government don't like when Facebook asks for their real names Big Tech isn't much help if you're an activist trying to work against a military junta, and FOSS tools aren't a great alternative either, according to opponents of Myanmar's military regime.…
The Register
It may take ten years but vendors must be held accountable for the vulnerabilities they introduce National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) CTO Ollie Whitehouse kicked off day two of British infosec conference CYBERUK with a tirade on the tech market, pulling it apart to demonstrate why he believes it's at fault for many of the security problems the industry is facing today. … CYBERUK
ZDNet Security
A bipartisan bill seeks to end the Section 230 liability shield for tech companies. Here's a timeline of what happens next.
Graham Cluley
Security agencies in the United States have issued a new warning about the Black Basta ransomware group, in the wake of a high-profile attack against the healthcare giant Ascension. The cyber attack last week forced the Ascension computer systems offline, and caused some hospital emergency departments to turn away ambulances "in order to ensure emergency cases are triaged immediately." Read more in my article on the Exponential-e blog.
The Register
Hint: It's the 'the largest' maker of a key computer component An unnamed tech business hired IBM's X-Force penetration-testing team to break in and search for security vulnerabilities in their networks. … RSAC
The Register
Taking down TikTok won't stop the CCP's attempt to control global narratives Chinese tech companies that serve as important links in the world's digital supply chains are helping Beijing to execute and refine its propaganda strategy, according to an Australian think tank.…
The Register
Only minor changes from original proposals that kicked up privacy storm The UK's contentious Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Bill (IPB) 2024 has officially received the King's nod of approval and will become law.…
ZDNet Security
Welcome to the new data privacy frontier, where unregulated neurotech wearables are tracking, analyzing, and even recording your brain activity.
The Register
Don't bore us, get to the chorus: You need less privacy so we can protect the children Yet another international cop shop has come out swinging against end-to-end encryption - this time it's Europol which is urging an end to implementation of the tech for fear police investigations will be hampered by protected DMs.…