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Dark Reading
The threat group behind the SolarWinds supply-chain attacks is back with new tools for spying on officials in NATO countries and Africa.
Dark Reading
Russia-aligned groups are probable culprits behind the wiper attacks against renewable energy farms, a manufacturer, and a heating and power plant.
Graham Cluley
The Washington Post says that the email accounts of some of its journalists have been hacked. The likely culprits? A foreign government (take your pick...) Why would they want to do that? Because journalists are often afforded access to valuable and sensitive information, and may be in touch with human-rights activists in oppressive regimes.
The Register
Carriers claim real culprits are getting away with it - the data brokers The FCC on Monday fined four major US telcos almost $200 million for "illegally" selling subscribers' location information to data brokers.…
The Hacker News
The Great Resignation – or the Great Reshuffle as some are calling it – and the growing skills gap have been dominating headlines lately. But these issues aren't new to the cybersecurity industry. While many are just now hearing about employee burnout, security teams have faced reality and serious consequences of burnout for years. One of the biggest culprits? Alert overload. The average
The Register
Digital thieves made off with 20GB of internal documents and customer data Marriott Hotels has leaked data to attackers again and this time the culprits made off with 20GB of information, which reportedly included credit card info and internal company documents. …
The Register
'It's not our job to find the culprits – That's what we're paying you for' lawmaker scolds Brad Smith Lawmakers on Thursday grilled Microsoft president Brad Smith about the Windows giant's businesses dealing in China — and the super-corp's repeated security failings — at a time when Beijing-backed spies are accused of breaking into Microsoft-hosted email accounts of American government officials.…
The Register
A state of emergency is declared as officials assess the damage and look for culprits A massive distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack forced Israeli officials Monday to temporarily take down several government websites and to declare a state of online emergency to assess the damage and begin investigating who was behind the incident.…