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NPR Podcasts – Cybersecurity

• Here's why the Twitter whistleblower's testimony to Congress will be crucial
• A hacker bought a voting machine on eBay. Michigan officials are now investigating
• Elon Musk wants to get out of buying Twitter. A whistleblower's claims might help him
• A former employee accuses Twitter of big security lapses in a whistleblower complaint
• Apple warns of security flaws in iPhones, iPads and Macs

Cyberspace and the Law

• People v. Moses
• White v. Square, Inc.
• Khrapunov v. Prosyankin
• People v. Wright
• People v. Jacobo

The Hacker News

• BEC Scammer Gets 25-Year Jail Sentence for Stealing Over $9.5 Million
• CISA Orders Federal Agencies to Regularly Track Network Assets and Vulnerabilities
• ProxyNotShell – the New Proxy Hell?
• Optus Hack Exposes Data of Nearly 2.1 Million Australian Telecom Customers
• Comm100 Chat Provider Hijacked to Spread Malware in Supply Chain Attack

NYTimes Topic: Cybersecurity

• How a Tiny Elections Company Became a Conspiracy Theory Target
• Helping Florida Recover From Hurricane Ian
• The Uber Hack Exposes More Than Failed Data Security
• Michigan Poll Worker Charged With Breach; Officials Say Primary Was Sound
• The Crypto World Is on Edge After a String of Hacks

USA Today – Tech Top Stories

• This CIA-funded firm seeks to resurrect the woolly mammoth from extinction
• If Elon Musk loses the Twitter case, can the court enforce the ruling?
• The best smartwatches of 2022
• What's new in Windows 11
• Mister roboto! Tesla's humanoid robot shows off walking and waving skills

Internet

• European Parliament adopts copyright reform in blow to big tech
• Facebook's messaging ambitions amount to much more than chat
• Apps send intimate user data to Facebook: report
• New bug prompts earlier end to Google+ social network
• Twitter bots had 'disproportionate' role spreading misinformation in 2016 election: study

BBC News – Technology

• WWE: Randy Orton's tattoo artist wins case over designs in game
• Zelensky and Musk in row over Ukraine 'peace plan poll'
• The DIY gadgets that could keep your energy bill down
• Vodafone and Three in merger talks
• Kim Kardashian pays $1.26m over crypto 'pump and dump'

Law Technology Today

• Take a Coffee Break with Sage Timeslips
• No Evidence Left Behind: Leveraging Digital Forensics to the Fullest
• Increasing Firm Revenue with Online Payments
• Women of Legal Tech: Leah Molatseli
• LTRC Roundtable Discussion: Personal Knowledge Management

WeLiveSecurity

• 8 questions to ask yourself before getting a home security camera
• ESET Research into new attacks by Lazarus – Week in security with Tony Anscombe
• Amazon‑themed campaigns of Lazarus in the Netherlands and Belgium
• Protecting teens from sextortion: What parents should know
• What happens with a hacked Instagram account – and how to recover it

Security

• Hackers release data after LA school district refuses to pay ransom
• Hack puts Latin American security agencies on edge
• Cyberattack reveals Mexico president's health scare
• From sleep habits to pets, Amazon devices are learning more. Much more
• Police say hacker concealed ID in Australian privacy breach

Consumer & Gadgets

• EU lawmakers impose single charger for all smartphones
• From sleep habits to pets, Amazon devices are learning more. Much more
• Judge approves $100 million Google privacy deal. Here's how much Illinois residents will get
• Gamers to bid farewell to FIFA franchise after 30 years
• Amazon unveils bedside device that tracks sleeping patterns

Dark Reading

• Bumblebee Malware Loader's Payloads Significantly Vary by Victim System
• First 72 Hours of Incident Response Critical to Taming Cyberattack Chaos
• Vice Society Publishes LA Public School Student Data, Psych Evals
• Name That Edge Toon: Mumbo Dumbo
• How AWS, Cisco, Netflix & SAP Are Approaching Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Hi Tech & Innovation

• Stretchy, bio-inspired synaptic transistor can enhance or weaken device memories
• Pie from the sky: drone delivery lands in America
• A magneto-optic modulator could facilitate the development of next-generation superconductor-based computers
• Engineers build a battery-free, wireless underwater camera
• Wave energy technology could generate electricity from ocean waves, clothing, cars and buildings

Krebs on Security

• Microsoft: Two New 0-Day Flaws in Exchange Server
• Fake CISO Profiles on LinkedIn Target Fortune 500s
• Accused Russian RSOCKS Botmaster Arrested, Requests Extradition to U.S.
• SIM Swapper Abducted, Beaten, Held for $200k Ransom
• Botched Crypto Mugging Lands Three U.K. Men in Jail

Cybersecurity Articles – CSHUB

• The top 20 cyber security movers and shakers 2022
• Two thirds of companies spending more on cyber security in 2022
• Over two fifths of security professionals are investing in endpoint security
• Data breaches on gaming sites are becoming more common
• CISO considerations for managed XDR investment

Technology and Business

• iPhone manufacturing: Can India pip China anytime soon?
• White House guidelines for AI aim to mitigate harm
• Court backs Twitter over complaint from conspiracy-plagued Dutch town
• EU lawmakers pass single charger reform for electronic devices
• Google probing why can't some Pixel owners use Android Auto

Threatpost

• Student Loan Breach Exposes 2.5M Records
• Watering Hole Attacks Push ScanBox Keylogger
• Tentacles of ‘0ktapus’ Threat Group Victimize 130 Firms
• Ransomware Attacks are on the Rise
• Cybercriminals Are Selling Access to Chinese Surveillance Cameras

Science Daily

• Machine learning helps scientists peer (a second) into the future
• Artificial intelligence tools quickly detect signs of injection drug use in patients' health records
• Did my computer say it best?
• Machine learning generates 3D model from 2D pictures
• Even smartest AI models don't match human visual processing