The FBI’s hi-tech sting, the day the internet broke

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Dangers of data collected in Afghanistan. Another cryptocurrency theft. Hardware backdoors? LockBit dumps airline’s data. CISA opens registration for the President’s Cup. Too much gaming, kids.
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The US Government discloses exploitations of MOVEit vulnerabilities, and the Department of Energy is targeted by the Cl0p gang. CISA releases an updated advisory for Telerik vulnerabilities affecting Government servers. Shampoo malware emerges with multiple persistence mechanisms ...  Show more