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“`html TLDR: Lawmakers introduced the Water Risk and Resilience Organization (WRRO) Establishment Act to address cybersecurity threats to water systems. The bill aims to create a new governing body to oversee cybersecurity

TLDR: Terrorists use new technologies to steal personal information for nefarious purposes worldwide. Cleaning up your digital footprint can help lower the chances of cyberattacks. In the article “Digital Footprint Cleanup: News,

Microsoft Breach Summary TLDR: Russian spies gained access to Microsoft’s email system and stole sensitive data CISA issued an Emergency Directive requiring federal agencies to reset credentials In a recent breach, Russian

TLDR: HUB Cyber Security acquires QPoint Technologies, an IT services company with a cybersecurity division. The acquisition strengthens HUB’s capabilities in safeguarding sensitive information and expands their customer base. Israel’s HUB Cyber

Article Summary TLDR: Moscow Sewage Hack, Women in Cybersecurity Report, Dam Security Concerns Russia attempting to sabotage European railways Nigerian national pleads guilty in US to role in BEC scheme SecurityWeek’s cybersecurity

TLDR: SolarEdge announces compliance with UK’s Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI) regulation. The UK government is establishing new regulations to support the growth of the renewable energy sector, including solar. SolarEdge

TLDR: Police unmask 200 LockBit affiliates, aiding in the disruption of future operations. New phishing campaign drops multi-stage malware via SVG files, showcasing complex attack techniques. A critical vulnerability in Rust could

Article Summary TLDR: Iranian MuddyWater hackers have adopted a new C2 tool called DarkBeatC2 in their latest campaign. This tool is the latest addition to their arsenal, which already includes SimpleHarm, MuddyC3,

TLDR: Ukrainian hackers known as BlackJack successfully infiltrated and disabled a network of industrial sensors in Russia, leading to the shutdown of sewage systems and other utilities. The attack, which occurred on

Article Summary TLDR: Simbian secured $10M in seed funding to deliver fully autonomous security. They introduced the industry’s first GenAI-powered security co-pilot that learns to perform tasks on its own. The founding