Cybersecurity Shenanigans: From Law Firm Hacks to Printer Patch Fails!
SecurityWeek’s cybersecurity news roundup is your weekly digest of stories that slipped under the radar but are too juicy to ignore. From a US law firm hack linked to China to Italian police cracking down on ransomware, we’re here to keep you in the loop with the latest cybersecurity news.
Hot Take:
Seems like the only thing more vulnerable than a printer at a hacker convention is the entire modern cybersecurity landscape. From law firms to semiconductors, it’s as if every sector is competing for the title of ‘Most Likely to Be Hacked.’ Maybe it’s time to replace those digital escorts with actual bodyguards?
Key Points:
- Wiley Rein’s Microsoft 365 email accounts hacked by suspected Chinese state actors.
- Italian police track down Romanian-led Diskstation ransomware group.
- Microsoft uses Chinese engineers for Defense Department systems, raising espionage concerns.
- Critical Symantec vulnerability allows remote code execution, but has been patched.
- Meta rewards a $10,000 bug bounty for AI chatbot vulnerability allowing unauthorized data access.
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