-Domain resurrection attacks come to Canonical's Snap Store -Russia will use AI to detect VPN users -Iranian hackers switch to Starlink during internet outage -Greece arrests SMS blasters (by accident) -Ireland to use spyware -Hackers disrupt Iranian state TV broadcast -Another Apple contractor gets ransomed -Makina Finance hacked for $4.2m, barely feels it -CISA head wanted to fire the CIO -Report Fraud launches in the UK Podcast:
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Domain resurrection attacks come to Canonical's Snap Store
In other news: Russia will use AI to detect VPN users; Iranian hackers switch to Starlink during internet outage; SMS blasters detained in Greece (...
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Russia's internet watchdog will use AI technology to analyze internet traffic and automatically detect VPN users. The Roskomnadzor will spend close to $30 million to develop the system this year
Алгоритмические упражнения: РКН будет фильтровать трафик с помощью машинного обучения | Forbes.ru
Infoblox infiltrated a giant operation that pushed browser push notification spam across the globe. -sending roughly 140 push notifications to each victim every day -spam written in 60 languages -covered a variety of topics
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Inside a Malicious Push Network: What 57M Logs Taught Us
A DNS misconfiguration allowed us to become an “observer on the side” of a malicious push notification operation. Here’s what we learned.
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New law gives Irish law enforcement agencies the power to: -surveil any type of modern communications channel -use spyware -force service providers to cooperate
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Minister Jim O’Callaghan strengthens lawful interception powers
Three weeks ago, I spotted this thing about Russia changing banking fraud detection rules:
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Risky Bulletin: US lifts sanctions on three Intellexa execs
In other news: MongoBleed vulnerabilities exploited in the wild; scammers steal a Belgian MP's salary; Coupang hands out $1.2 billion in coupons as...
 Well, three weeks later, this new system seems to have blocked around 1-2% of all Russian debit cards, and is pissing off a lot of Russians:
“First Tech” - www1.ru
Banks temporarily blocked up to 3 million accounts and cards in the first weeks of 2026
Expansion of criteria for suspicious transactions under Federal Law No. 161 led to mass restrictions
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30-year-old bug in Glibc... :hurb: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Glibc-Security-Fix-For-1996-Bug