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DoJ Charges 3 Iranian Hackers in Political 'Hack & Leak' Campaign

Iranian hackers charged with election interference

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by Kristina Beek, Associate Editor, Dark Reading / 18h

The cyberattackers allegedly stole information from US campaign officials only to turn around and weaponize it against unfavored candidates.

Elaborate Deepfake Operation Takes a Meeting With US Senator

Deepfake caller targets US senator

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by Kristina Beek, Associate Editor, Dark Reading / 21h

The threat actors managed to gain access to Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md.) by posing as a Ukrainian official, before quickly being outed.

Moving DevOps Security Out of 'the Stone Age'

by Robert Lemos, Contributing Writer / 53min

Developers need to do more than scan code and vet software components, and ops should do more than just defend the deployment pipeline.

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UAE, Saudi Arabia Become Plum Cyberattack Targets

by Robert Lemos, Contributing Writer / 9h

Hacktivism-related DDoS attacks have risen 70% in the region, most often targeting the public sector, while stolen data and access offers dominate the Dark Web.

Reachability Analysis Pares Down Static Security-Testing Overload

by Robert Lemos, Contributing Writer / 15h

For development teams awash in vulnerability reports, reachability analysis can help tame the chaos and offer another path to prioritize exploitable issues.

FERC Outlines Supply Chain Security Rules for Power Plants

by Edge Editors / 16h

The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission spelled out what electric utilities should do to protect their software supply chains, as well as their network "trust zones."

Calif. Gov. Vetoes AI Safety Bill Aimed at Big Tech Players

California governor vetoes AI safety bill

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by Jai Vijayan, Contributing Writer / 17h

Critics viewed the bill as seeking protections against nonrealistic "doomsday" fears, but most stakeholders agree that oversight is needed in the GenAI space.

Overtaxed State CISOs Struggle With Budgeting, Staffing

by Nate Nelson, Contributing Writer / 17h

CISOs for US states face the same kinds of challenges those at private companies do: lots of work to handle, but not necessarily enough money or people to handle it sufficiently well.

Sloppy Entra ID Credentials Attract Hybrid Cloud Ransomware

10 TTPs

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by Becky Bracken, Senior Editor, Dark Reading / 21h

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Storm-0501 targets hybrid cloud ransomware

Microsoft warns that ransomware group Storm-0501 has shifted from buying initial access to leveraging weak credentials to gain on-premises access before moving laterally to the cloud.

Treat Your Enterprise Data Like a Digital Nomad

by Apu Pavithran / 1d

By combining agility with compliance, and security with accessibility, businesses will treat their data as a well-prepared traveler, ready for any adventure.

Shadow AI, Data Exposure Plague Workplace Chatbot Use

by Tara Seals, Managing Editor, News, Dark Reading / 1d

Productivity has a downside: A shocking number of employees share sensitive or proprietary data with the generational AI platforms they use, without letting their bosses know.

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