Metacurity on Nostr: There has been an insane amount of high-profile cybersecuriy developments since ...

There has been an insane amount of high-profile cybersecuriy developments since Friday morning, so check out today's Metacurity for what you might have missed over the weekend, including

--US issues seizure warrants for Starlink terminals in Myanmar cyberscam compounds,
--US citizens plead guilty to aiding DPRK IT worker fraud,
--$28B tied to cybercrime activity over the last two years,
--Princeton got hit by a data-stealing cyberattack,
--Anthropic's report of autonomous AI Chinese hacks hits pushback,
--Cybercom invests in cyberwarfare AI agents,
--German legislature approves ban on selected Chinese kit,
--Taiwan warns of security flaws and misinformation in Chinese LLMs,
--Dutch police seize thousands of bulletproof hosting servers,
--UK prosecutors seize $5.4m from Twitter hacker,
--Russian man busted in Phuket could be Russian intel officer wanted by FBI,
--Breach of Somalia's electronic visa platform has wide implications,
--Hacked CCTV videos from Indian maternity ward sold on Telegram,
--Husband of the founder of Korean sportswear brand Andar sentenced for helping DPRK hackers,
--Critical FortiWeb flaw patched,
--Logitech confirms Clop attack,
--AIPAC breach affects 810 people,
--FBI is trying to unmask Archive[dot]is operator,
--Security pros agree senior management is responsible for security compliance,
--Crypto ATMs outnumber Wells Fargo ATMs,
--Devices for stealing keyless cars fetch $20k
https://www.metacurity.com/us-issues-seizure-warrants-for-starlink-terminals-in-myanmar-cyberscam-compounds/