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Russia Aims Cyber Operations at Summer Olympics - Vimarsana News

Russia Aims Cyber Operations at Summer Olympics

As always, Russian APTs are hoping to foment unrest by stoking existing societal divides and fears, this time around the Olympics and EU politics; and, concerns remain around physical disruption.

Alarming Trends Reinforced in Ransomware Attack of Semiconductor Mfr. - Vimarsana News

Alarming Trends Reinforced in Ransomware Attack of Semiconductor Mfr.

Experts assess the fallout from the Dark Angel attack on Nexperia.

Nigeria, Romania Ranked Among Top Cybercrime Havens - Vimarsana News

Nigeria, Romania Ranked Among Top Cybercrime Havens

Survey ranking the top cybercrime-producing nations unsurprisingly shows Russia, Ukraine, and China in the lead, but uncovers other intel.

'A Gift to Phishers:' Elon Musk's Plan to Change X/Twitter Links Backfires Spectacularly - Vimarsana News

'A Gift to Phishers:' Elon Musk's Plan to Change X/Twitter Links Backfires Spectacularly

Elon Musk's rebranding of Twitter to X encountered a significant hurdle this week when the social network's attempt to automatically replace "twitter.com" links with "x.com" backfired. Security expert Brian Krebs called the system "a gift to phishers," allowing hackers to make links to malicious sites look safe.

'A Gift to Phishers:' Elon Musk's Plan to Change X/Twitter Links Backfires Spectacularly - Vimarsana News

'A Gift to Phishers:' Elon Musk's Plan to Change X/Twitter Links Backfires Spectacularly

Elon Musk's rebranding of Twitter to X encountered a significant hurdle this week when the social network's attempt to automatically replace "twitter.com" links with "x.com" backfired. Security expert Brian Krebs called the system "a gift to phishers," allowing hackers to make links to malicious sites look safe.