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AI-Generated Law

Schneier on Security

A new Regulatory Intelligence Office would use the technology to “regularly suggest updates” to the law and “accelerate the issuance of legislation by up to 70%.” The UAE has promised to spend more than $3 billion to transform into an “ AI-native ” government by 2027. In 2020, the U.S.

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T-Mobile is one of the victims of the massive Chinese breach of telecom firms

Security Affairs

telecoms, compromising networks to steal call records and access private communications, mainly of government and political figures. The US agencies confirmed that Chinese threat actors had compromised the private communications of a “limited number” of government officials following the compromise of multiple U.S.

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Understanding the Deepfake Threat

SecureWorld News

While initially popularized in entertainment and satire, cybercriminals now weaponize this technology for fraud, identity theft, and corporate deception. Attackers now impersonate executives, government officials, and even family members to gain trust and manipulate victims.

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Zero-day attacks on browsers and smartphones drop, says Google

Malwarebytes

Cybercriminals are having less success targeting end-user technology with zero-day attacks, said Google’s security team this week. While most attacks do still target personal technology like smartphones and browsers, the focus is moving increasingly to enterprise tech. What does all this mean for you?

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How Solid Protocol Restores Digital Agency

Schneier on Security

Your personal information is scattered across hundreds of locations: social media companies, IoT companies, government agencies, websites you have accounts on, and data brokers you’ve never heard of. The current state of digital identity is a mess. It’s both redundant and inconsistent.

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Operation SyncHole: Lazarus APT goes back to the well

SecureList

In the South Korean internet environment, the online banking and government websites require the installation of particular security software to support functions such as anti-keylogging and certificate-based digital signatures. COPPERHEDGE COPPERHEDGE is a malicious tool that was named by US-CERT in 2020.

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China-linked APT Silk Typhoon targets IT Supply Chain

Security Affairs

Silk Typhoon targets multiple sectors worldwide, including information technology (IT) services and infrastructure, remote monitoring and management (RMM) companies, managed service providers (MSPs) and affiliates, healthcare, legal services, higher education, defense, government, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and energy.