TLDR: Key Points: CrowdStrike pushed a content configuration update for a Windows sensor, causing chaos. The bug highlighted the interconnectedness and vulnerabilities in our cyber world. Article Summary: The CrowdStrike bug caused

TLDR: Progress Software reported that the SEC has decided not to take action regarding the MOVEit exploitation incident, after a fact-finding investigation. This decision comes amidst regulatory fallout from other agencies and

TLDR: Law professor Lao Dongyan silenced on social media after criticizing China’s cybersecurity ID system Online attacks on Lao compared to Cultural Revolution’s big character posters A prominent Chinese law professor, Lao

Article Summary TLDR: BlackSuit ransomware demands up to $500 million in ransoms, with one individual demand reaching $60 million. Ransomware targets critical infrastructure sectors using phishing emails, RDP, and vulnerable applications. The

Article Summary TLDR: Key points: Critical security flaw in WhatsUp Gold (CVE-2024-4885) is actively being exploited Patch for the vulnerability is available in version 2023.1.3 In a recent advisory, Progress Software has

TLDR: The Cyber Security Act 2023 (CSA) in Bangladesh is continuing the government’s crackdown on peaceful dissent and freedom of expression. The CSA repackages repressive features of the Digital Security Act 2018

TLDR: Monitoring the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) list can help security teams prioritize patching. Silent changes to already-documented flaws can indicate shifts in severity. Organizations using the KEV catalog to prioritize patching

TLDR: McLaren Health Care confirms cyber attack behind recent IT and phone system outage. No patient or employee data compromised, but some non-emergent appointments, tests, and treatments are rescheduled. McLaren Health Care

TLDR: Key Points: The cybersecurity industry is undergoing transformation through the rapid adoption of AI and the increasing need for data security. Data security is crucial in AI integration to prevent vulnerabilities

TLDR: Censys found over 40,000 internet-exposed ICS devices in the US, with many owners impossible to notify. Approximately 18,000 of these devices control industrial systems, posing a significant security risk. Article Summary: