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"AcidPour wiper may have been used against Ukrainian internet providers."

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Russ Roberts (https://www.hawaiicybersecurityjournal.net).

ISSUES

V13 | Issue 57 | 3.22.24

AcidPour wiper may have been used against Ukrainian internet providers.

Suspected Chinese threat actor exploits F5 BIG-IP and ScreenConnect flaws for initial access. Nemesis marketplace shuttered by German police.

V13 | Issue 56 | 3.21.24

Ivanti patches critical flaw affecting Standalone Sentry. More details on Turla's targeting of European NGOs.

US House passes bill to bar data brokers from selling US citizens' data to foreign adversaries.

V13 | Issue 55 | 3.20.24

Five Eyes issue another advisory on Volt Typhoon. Privilege escalation technique affects Active Directory environments.

Mintlify exposes GitHub tokens. EPA seeks to improve water sector cybersecurity.

V13 | Issue 54 | 3.19.24

Earth Krahang targets government entities around the world. An analysis of the Smoke Loader malware.

Former telecommunications company manager pleads guilty to SIM swapping.

V13 | Issue 53 | 3.18.24

North Korea's Kimsuky group launches new malware campaign. IMF email accounts compromised. Fujitsu discloses cyberattack.

North Korea's Kimsuky group launches new malware campaign. IMF email accounts compromised. Fujitsu discloses cyberattack.

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