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TIDRONE Espionage Group Targets Taiwan Drone Manufacturers in New Campaign

Source: Pierre Lee and Vickie Su via Trend Micro

Critical IBM Product Vulnerabilities Allow Exploits and Denial of Service Attacks

Source: IBM

RAMBO Attack Exploits RAM Radiation to Steal Data from Air-Gapped Computers

Source: Mordechai Guri via arXiv

New SpyAgent Malware Uses OCR to Steal Crypto Wallet Recovery Keys from Android

Source: SangRyol Ryu via McAfee

GitHub Actions Vulnerable to Typosquatting Exposing Developers to Hidden Malware

Source: Ofir Yakobi via Orca Security

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Avis Car Rental Cyberattack Exposes Sensitive Customer Data

Source: Avis

Free Russia Foundation Launches Investigation After Internal Documents Leak

Source: Novaya Gazeta Europe

Merseyside Taxi Drivers' Personal Info Exposed Online for Months Due to Breach

Source: Elliot Jessett via BBC

Highline Public Schools in Washington Forced to Cancel Classes After Cyberattack

Source: Highline Public Schools

Ewha Womans University in South Korea Hit With Breach Affecting 80,000 Students

Source: Kim Min-Young via Korea JoongAng Daily

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Singapore Proposes Bill to Combat Deepfakes and Manipulated Content in Elections

Source: Chin Soo Fang via The Straits Times

FBI Takes Action Against Dark Web Marketplace Run by Russian and Kazakh Nationals

Source: US Department of Justice

Malta Introduces New Laws to Protect and Regulate Ethical Hacking Practices

Source:  Mario Xuereb via Times of Malta

Former Police Scotland Employee Faces Trial for 44 Data Breaches

Source: Erin Maguire via Greenock Telegraph

Absolute Acquires Syxsense to Enhance Cybersecurity and Vulnerability Management

Source: Absolute

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