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More frequent disruption operations needed to dent ransomware gangs, officials say
With ransomware gangs proving capable of quickly reconstituting after government takedown operations, an international alliance wants to ramp up those offensive measures even more. “What we’ve observed is that there is no one operation that’s going to disrupt ransomware permanently,” Anne Neuberger, deputy national security advisor for cyber and emerging technology, told reporters in a
October 2, 2024 -
NSO Group indicates rare agreement with Apple over dismissal of lawsuit
Leading spyware company NSO Group said in a court filing that it agreed with Apple on its recent motion to drop its lawsuit against the Israel-based firm over the alleged targeting of its users, and asked a judge to consider reimbursing it for its legal expenses. The NSO Group filing, dated Friday, offers largely different reasons for
October 2, 2024 -
T-Mobile reaches $31.5 million settlement with FCC over past data breaches
Telecom giant T-Mobile will pay a $31.5 million fine to settle investigations with the Federal Communications Commission for past data breaches that exposed the personal data of millions of customers. While half of that total will take the form of a traditional fine, the other half will be invested into fulfilling a consent decree mandating that T-Mobile
October 2, 2024 -
America’s allies are shifting: Cyberspace is about persistence, not deterrence
Something interesting is happening across America’s cyber allies. From the United Kingdom to the Netherlands, Japan, South Korea, and Canada, there is an evolution in cyber strategic thought taking root. The United States spearheaded this fresh approach to securing national interests in and through cyberspace with its 2023 Defend Forward strategy, which built on a 2018
October 2, 2024