Telegram founder and general a-hole Pavel Durov, who's IM network hosts hundreds of groups where info-ops coordinate their activity and pay for content, is annoyed that democracies are fighting back against the damage he, personally, has helped usher in in many autocratic regimes
-US charges major ransomware figure
-White House to keep CyberCom and NSA dual role
-Apple ships "always-on" memory safety protection feature
-another massive supply chain attack hits the npm world
-Vietnam mega-breach
-Jeremy Clarkson's farm hacked
-Ransomware hits K Club before Irish Open
-SwissBorg hacked for $41mil
-Nemo Protocol hacked for $2.4mil
-Plex resets passwords after breach
-Tor VPN now available
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Mozilla warns that the German Federal Supreme Court is close to ruling that ad blockers are illegal
Poland's data protection agency has fined McDonald's Poland almost €4 million for leaking employee personal data
This is the second-largest GDPR fine handed out by Polish authorities
CrediX DeFi platform vanishes after $4.5 million hack, deletes socials and takes website offline
Fun times ahead for Pegasus customers
Israeli ambassador to Spain threatens to use Pegasus data seized from NSO to attack Spanish government
"Mi Gobierno aún no ha respondido con revelaciones de Pegasus"
"My Government has not yet responded with Pegasus revelations"
Elon Musk: We're modifying the algorithm to surface tweets from smaller accounts
The accounts:
Happy one-week anniversary, CrowdStrike customers!
Thanks to that stupid EU cookie bs, the
Wayback Machine is now capturing those popups instead of a site's content
How about you f*** off instead
Sometimes I wonder why the f*** I even bother using Signal
Travian is still online
I am actually impressed
GhostRace - Exploiting and Mitigating Speculative Race Conditions
Jury Finds Russian-Swedish Operator of ‘Bitcoin Fog’ Guilty of Running the Darknet Cryptocurrency Mixer
Hunt & Hackett looks at the leak from Chinese hacker-for-hire contractor i-SOON and its possible ties to at least three Chinese APTs—Poison Carp (also known as Evil Eye, Earth Empusa, EvilBamboo), Jackpot Panda, and APT41 (also known as Double Dragon, Wicked Panda, Bronze Atlas).
Broadcom has merged Carbon Black into its Symantec cybersecurity division.
The two brands will continue to operate separately. Broadcom acquired the Carbon Black Black last year as part of its $69 billion acquisition of VMware. The company initially planned to sell off Carbon Black.
Broadcom previously acquired Symantec for $10.7 billion in August 2019.
Tuta has enabled quantum-safe encryption by default on all new Tuta Mail accounts.
Is Twitch just endless commercials now?
Spotify saying the quiet part out loud
Article title: Spotify will end service in Uruguay due to bill requiring fair pay for artists
Senior Ukrainian cybersecurity officials sacked amid corruption probe
Yurii Shchyhol and Victor Zhora were accused of participating in a scheme to contract software at inflated prices.