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Today's episode offers advice for Data Privacy Week, reports on takeovers of corporate Instagram accounts, and another QR code scam warning

Microsoft successfully fended off attacks from hackers who launched 3.47Tbps DDoS attacks. They target Azure customers in Asia.

Apple and Tesla supplier Delta Electronics struck by Conti ransomware attack - SiliconANGLE

12-year-old vulnerability in Linux gives attackers root privileges - SiliconANGLE

A new BRATA Android trojan feature showed that it can wipe your bank accounts and leave your phone clean on its own. Fortunately, there are ways to prevent this trojan malware from infecting your device.

Google Drive blocks text files containing either “1” or “1,” flagging them as a “copyright infringement.”

A malware called BRATA asks Android users for permission to perform a random factory reset and seeks to steal your banking credentials.

Microsoft’s new Windows 11 Task Manager gets an overall redesign after years of unchanged look, which is now available for the preview build of the operating system in its “Developer” channel.

Also: The Kremlin’s latest moves make an invasion of Ukraine appear imminent. But experts can’t agree on whether cyber’s role in the conflict will escalate.

This episode reports on a cyberattack on the International Red Cross and more