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The Register
Because apparently even ransomware gangs can't trust the people they do business with
Graham Cluley
A Nigerian fraudster spent years posing as a woman online, romancing unsuspecting American men out of their savings - until he accidentally tried the same trick on a fellow scammer, who told him to "learn how to do a clean job." The recovered chat logs helped put him behind bars for 15 years. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
The Register
Esra'a Al Shafei spoke with The Reg about the spy tech 'global trade' Digital rights activist Esra'a Al Shafei found FinFisher spyware on her device more than a decade ago. Now she's made it her mission to surveil the companies providing surveillanceware, their customers, and their funders.… interview
The Register
Yanks get food poisoning far more often than Brits. Is American IT just as sickening? When two stories from opposite ends of the IT universe boil down to the same thing, sound the klaxons. At the uber-fashionable AI end of tech, Meta has not to feed European social media crap into its training data. Meanwhile, in the industrial slums, 20 percent of running Microsoft SQL Server instances are now .… Opinion grudgingly complied with a ruling past the end of support
Dark Reading
As the second Kaminsky Fellow, Dr. Andrews will study the use of threat intelligence to track campaigns against the human rights community.
Dark Reading
The Register
A 'Very English Coop (sic) d'Etat' Emails between leading pro-Brexit figures in the UK have seemingly been stolen and leaked online by what could be a Kremlin cyberespionage team.…
Dark Reading
Human Security honors its late co-founder with a fellowship to fund smart and passionate cybersecurity advocates to do open source work for common good.
The Register
AI-spoofed Mark joins fellow billionaires as the voice of the street – here's how it was probably done Crosswalk buttons in various US cities were hijacked over the past week or so to – rather than robotically tell people it's safe to walk or wait – instead emit the AI-spoofed voices of Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, and Mark Zuckerberg.… Video
Dark Reading
Posing as fellow engineers, the North Korean state-sponsored cybercrime group Lazarus tricked crypto-exchange developers into downloading the hard-to-detect malware.