Howdy friends. This week I discuss how ALPHV/Blackcat filed a SEC complaint against one of their ransomware victims, ALPHV/Blackcat’s use of Google Ads to target victims, LockBit’s leak of Boeing’s files, Google’s confirmation that they will disable uBlock in Chrome in 2024, the release of new CVSS 4.0 vulnerability severity rating standard, YouTube’s requirement on creators to disclose the use of generative AI, the latest Move-it breach affecting 1.3 million individuals, the cyber incident forcing an Australian port operator to suspend operations, the vulnerability of Bitcoin user’s wallets for those that created them before 2016, Dolly.com’s ransomware payment and subsequent leak, the FBI’s challenges with stopping a casino hacking gang, and Toyota’s recent breach.
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