China is doing some big stuff in AI and it is making the Google cloud people notice. I don’t know the domain anywhere near enough to have even an uninformed opinion.
Belarus is a hostile country for the Russian military. There are a lot of ways that cyber could enrich these campaigns as well. It will be interesting to see what develops.
Another dark net market got busted. Hydra this time. It’s always interesting to see how the police located the servers, the operators and the dealers.
Some political changes might make the surveillance of cloud computing more transparent.
UK government released some documents about the cyber capability of the Russian intelligence services.
Russia is haemorrhaging GRU/SVR cover jobs.
A Ukrainian ISP was compromised via physical coercion of an employee, a tactic more typically associated with bank robberies. The details are left to the imagination, but there’s plenty of circumstantial evidence to support torture and credible death threats.
The insider threat vector is maturing. More outsourcing of low level support roles; threat actors capable of offering — and paying — large sums of money for access, or malicious services (more on this later);
The non existent cyber war is pretty active.
The non existent cyber war has always been pretty active.
Cybercom says they’re helping Ukraine.
Hints of early counter cyber operations to degrade the capacity of the Russian cyber forces.
Good news. Tanks now safe against cyber. In related news, tanks are vulnerable to cyber??
