Storm-0558 Breaks: Satya and Pooh, sitting in a tree, K.I.S.S.I.N.G.

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The Lazarus Group is behind a social engineering campaign that uses repository invitations and malicious npm packages to target developers on GitHub.

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Kevin is Free: Hackers’ hacker dies, aged 59.

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Miscreants have ramped up their use of QR codes to phish for credentials, according to INKY threat researchers.

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European cousins Intellexa and Cytrox essentially banned by Commerce Dept. — Predator/ALIEN not welcome in U.S.

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The U.S. government is giving federal agencies three weeks to mitigate a zero-day Microsoft Windows and Office security flaw exploited by the Russian-linked RomCom threat group.

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VIPRE's Email Threat Trends Report for Q1 2023 analyzed 1.8 billion emails to provide a comprehensive understanding of contemporary email threats.

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The advent of AI made identity the most-targeted part of the attack surface. But without AI, identity is a sitting duck.

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MX Mixup: Russian-allied government can intercept “highly sensitive information”—because there’s no “I” in .ML

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A SlashNext report detailed how cybercriminals use generative AI capabilities to launch phishing and BEC attacks in greater volume.

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