Mini-scoop: IcedID malware developer fakes his own death to escape the FBI

Mini-scoop: IcedID malware developer fakes his own death to escape the FBI

-Apple patches zero-day used in an "extremely sophisticated attack"
-Tianfu Cup returns with an N-day track
-First malicious Outlook add-in discovered
-Leaked password exposed 200 airports
-Breach at Dutch ISP Odido
-South Korea fines fashion brands over data breaches
-South Korea says Coupang did not save breach logs
-Chrome 145 is out

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-Google releases nudes remover tool
-AGs rally behind Senate version of KOSA
-Disney settles privacy lawsuit
-Iran targets private Gmail accounts of Israeli officials
-CISA year in review report is out
-Switzerland ends Palantir contract
-Dutch Parliament says "no US tech" for DigiD
-Russia blocks YouTube and Meta sites
-Ukraine arrests hospital hackers
-Ukraine dismantles scam call center
-Phobos affiliate trial begins in France
-US seeks 9 years for Trenchant leaker

-Most networks run vulnerable versions of WinRAR
-GeoServer attacks on the rise
-Paragon leaks Graphite backend
-Pro-Kremlin hacktivist groups target the Olympics
-287 Chrome extensions steal browsing histories
-Global Telnet traffic drops ahead of vuln release
-New Crazy ransomware
-Netdragon botnet targets NAS devices
-New OysterLoader, RenEngine, and Foxveil loaders
-France takes down Storm-1516 sites
-Google says LLMs are now essential to APTs
-2026 vuln total expected close to 60k-100k