Although this series of cyber-attacks is closely associated with the Ukraine/Russia conflict you should expect to see other cyber criminals adopting similar tactics: Ukraine Themed Twitter Spam Pushing iOS Scareware – SANS Internet Storm Centre This article by Johannes Ullrich shows the web of accounts that threat actors weave across …
Law enforcement successes against cyber-crime – even though the criminals used end-to-end encryption
The UK Online Safety Bill wants end to end encryption for everyone removed so law enforcement can solve cyber-crime easier – but good policing does not need it
There are no “good news” Twitter stories
There are reports of even more information about Twitter users is being leaked into the public domain or sold privately between hackers: 5.4 million Twitter users’ stolen data leaked online — more shared privately (bleepingcomputer.com) Just the time to be without a CISO. It looks like you will have to …
Are your passwords on this list?
They shouldn’t be but you never know: Top 200 Most Common Password List 2021 The infographic above will put you on the right track. My preference where possible is to go passwordless:
National Cyber Security Centre Threat Report 25 November 2022
Threat Report 25 November 2022 – NCSC.GOV.UK
