A new US startup named Operation Bluebird has asked the US Patent and Trademark Office to vacate old Twitter trademarks, claiming that Elon Musk has abandoned them https://www.reuters.com/technology/us-startup-seeks-reclaim-twitter-trademarks-abandoned-by-musks-x-2025-12-08/
A crypto CEO "web2 security is not strong" while his industry lost billions in hacks over the past years must be the definition of tone deaf
-Linux adds PCIe encryption to secure cloud servers -Europol cracks down on Violence-as-a-Service providers -ICC designates cyberspace as a genocide enabler -Cambodia busts SMS blaster warehouse -Police raid Coupang offices -New Khashoggi lawsuit filed in France -Aeroflot hack originated from contractor network -FTC denies SpyFone CEO petition -Meta agrees to use less personal data for ads in EU Podcast: Newsletter: image
The point of entry for the Aeroflot hack (from July) appears to have been Bakka Soft, an IT company that developed the airline's mobile and web apps
New Zealand's cybersecurity agency is notifying more than 26,000 users who have been infected with the Lumma Stealer
Germany's cybersecurity agency has conducted a security audit of ten password managers and found that three of them can access a user's stored passwords—Google Chrome, mSecure, and PassSecurium
Cydome has spotted Broadside, a new variant of the Mirai IoT malware. The botnet is targeting TBK DVRs, commonly used by the maritime sector, including on some vessels.
What in the hell is going on with Mastodon embedded content. Why are those widgets becoming tinier and tinier?
Europol arrests 193 in crackdown against Violence-as-a-Service platforms. Unclear if any of the arrests are TheCom members