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White House hosts open-source software security summit in light of expansive Log4j flaw
The meeting will combine tech leaders with feds.
Meta takes down 7 hacking-for-hire operations that targeted 50,000 users
In one case, Meta removed 300 accounts linked to Israeli-based Black Cube that operated as fictitious personas to set up calls with targets.
Using evolutionary game theory to mitigate ransomware risks
New research from Dragos shows how organizations can apply EGT to quantify security risks in complex enterprise networks, especially those integrated with operational technology.
Former Ubiquiti employee charged with stealing data, extorting employer
The defendant posed as a whistleblower to leak misleading stories about the breach to the press.
UK threatens Clearview AI with nearly $23M fine over its facial recognition tech
Regulators say the company committed "alleged serious breaches" of the nation's data protection laws.
Wind turbine giant Vestas says data was compromised in security incident
The company says it's getting its systems back online.
TikTok scammers tried hacking 125 targets that followed famous accounts, researchers find
How many accounts the attackers breached remains unclear.
Hackers fire off hoax email messages from FBI account after exploiting misconfigured server
No personally identifiable information was compromised in the incident, the bureau said.
The benefits of understanding industrial cybersecurity
What leaders should know about the absence of effective operational technology cybersecurity and how digital transformation of OT systems can exacerbate cybersecurity risk.
Robinhood breach exposed information on 7 million people
The company said it doesn't believe Social Security or bank account numbers were accessed.
