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In this week's edition:
📰 This week in cybersecurity
❓ Disable User explains: Social Engineering
🔥 meme of the week
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This week in cybersecurity
Cl0p gang tells MOVEit hack victims to contact it before June 14, or else… - Didn’t write about it, but it’s been a rather big story the last weeks. Companies like the BBC and British Airways are affected, so I’m curious what the 14th will bring.
Microsoft reaches $20m settlement with FTC in child privacy violation case - Oh no, somebody fined Microsoft 20 million. That’s parking ticket money.
And the thing with a parking ticket is always:
Will this make me pissed? Sure.
Will this prevent me from parking in the disabled person spot again?
Of course not.How The FBI Digs Up Deleted WhatsApp Messages - for those of you hiding behind ‘disappearing messages’- feature … guess again playahs.
Chrome and Edge zero-day: “This exploit is in the wild”, so check your versions now - the benefit of sharing an engine is stuff like shared extensions, but let’s not forget about the biggest downside:
if one has a flaw, the other suffers as well.0mega ransomware gang changes tactics - I always wonder when I see stuff like this. Do ransomware gangs have vision meetings? Off-sites with the management team? Do they get free pizza if they work late?
Outlook.com hit by outages as hacktivists claim DDoS attacks - after my article praising the new Outlook client I’ve been hit with nothing but outages.
IS THIS HOW YOU REPAY MY LOYALTY, SATYA?Zyxel Firewalls Under Attack! Urgent Patching Required - for those of you running Zyxel, don’t wait - update.
Over 60K Adware Apps Posing as Cracked Versions of Popular Apps Target Android Devices - Too bad this is still a major thing.
An older tweet, but it still stands. I’m curious:

if you replied ‘me’ on the above, take this free advice from ya boy

Social engineering
When someone tricks another person into giving away private information by pretending to be someone they're not.
I’m doing a ‘Social Engineering’ special, explaining another form of Social Engineering per week.


Meme of the week


