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TLDR: EU anti-encryption crusaders are pushing for legislation that would turn digital devices into spyware, allowing for constant monitoring by law enforcement agencies. The proposed 42-point plan includes recommendations on data retention,

TLDR: Self-replicating Morris II worm targets AI email assistants by exploiting vulnerabilities in GenAI systems. Morris II employs advanced techniques to compromise GenAI systems without user interaction, leading to data exfiltration and

TLDR: Key Points: The Cardinal cybercrime group, also known as Storm-1811, may have exploited a Windows privilege escalation vulnerability (CVE-2024-26169) as a zero-day to deploy the Black Basta ransomware. An exploit tool

TLDR: The UArizona Cybersecurity Clinic, funded by Google, will provide free cybersecurity services to community and nonprofit organizations in Southern Arizona. It aims to protect businesses from online threats and develop students’

“`html Article Summary TLDR: Key points: Cyber Florida enhances cybersecurity resilience in the state by assisting critical infrastructure entities. Ambassador Roland Miller highlights the importance of supporting smaller entities in improving their

“`html TLDR: NIST published a draft OT cybersecurity guide for the water sector focusing on securing operational technology. The guide addresses the need for cybersecurity solutions for water utilities despite remote connection

TLDR: Unplanned downtime costs enterprises $400 billion annually, with hidden costs beyond revenue loss. Investing in AI and security, like observability, can prevent downtime incidents and reduce recovery time. Downtime is a

TLDR: Key Points: HUB Cyber Security (NASDAQ:HUBC) shares down 3.7% on Tuesday Hedge fund K2 Principal Fund L.P. increased stake in HUB Cyber Security by 23.6% In a recent article by Defense

TLDR: Some City Services Restored After Wichita Cyber Attack Key Points: Wichita, Kansas experienced a ransomware attack on May 5, causing several city services to go offline. Most of the city’s court

TLDR: Ascension Via Christi in Manhattan and Wamego Health Center have restored electronic patient documentation after a cyber security incident. All Via Christi hospitals in Kansas have successfully restored EHR access, improving