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Dark Reading
A number of major industrial organizations suffered ransomware attacks last quarter, such as PCB manufacturer Unimicron, appliance maker Presto, and more — a harbinger of a rapidly developing and diversifying threat landscape.
Bleeping Computer
A relatively new ransomware operation named 'Sarcoma' has claimed responsibility for an attack against the Unimicron printed circuit boards (PCB) maker in Taiwan. [...]
The Hacker News
China has banned U.S. chip maker Micron from selling its products to Chinese companies working on key infrastructure projects, citing national security risks. The development comes nearly two months after the country's cybersecurity authority initiated a probe in late March 2023 to assess potential network security risks. "The purpose of this network security review of Micron's products is to
The Register
US memory-maker forecasts single-digit revenue impact, and ongoing gloom in PC and smartmobe markets US memory-maker Micron has no idea why Chinese authorities have decided its products represent a security risk, or which customers it's not allowed to sell to.…
ZDNet Security
Citing serious security risks, the Chinese government has directed operators of critical information infrastructure to stop buying products from the U.S. chipmaker.
The Register
Outgoing president alleges Beijing is systematically bullying strategically located island paradise The outgoing president of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM), David Panuelo, penned a lengthy letter last week accusing Beijing of rampant bribery, spying and other tactics – including an attempt to take control of the nation's submarine cables and telecoms infrastructure.…
ZDNet Security
Fortinet researchers warned Windows users about cybercriminals using news about the Omicron variant of COVID-19 to spread the powerful Redline Stealer malware.
Bleeping Computer
The Register
Beijing’s not saying why, which is just what happened when it investigated Micron
The Hacker News
A study by OMICRON has revealed widespread cybersecurity gaps in the operational technology (OT) networks of substations, power plants, and control centers worldwide. Drawing on data from more than 100 installations, the analysis highlights recurring technical, organizational, and functional issues that leave critical energy infrastructure vulnerable to cyber threats. The findings are based on