Cybersecurity Shenanigans: From Sneaky Messaging Apps to Ransomware Rogues!
SecurityWeek’s cybersecurity news roundup dives into Germany’s plan against Huawei, lawmakers’ concerns about Flock cameras, and the AN0M app still busting crooks. Plus, rogue ransomware negotiators and the controversial ransomware report that’s got experts rolling their eyes! It’s a wild week in cybersecurity that you won’t want to miss!
Hot Take:
Who knew the cybersecurity world could be so dramatic? You’ve got Germany considering paying off telecom companies like it’s a game of Monopoly, while rogue negotiators turn into the villains of their own movie. Add some AI-powered ransomware controversy and a FBI-backed messaging app that’s more successful than your average soap opera, and you’ve got yourself a week’s worth of cyber shenanigans.
Key Points:
- Germany might financially incentivize Deutsche Telekom to ditch Huawei tech from its network.
- Flock surveillance cameras are at risk due to leaked police logins.
- The AN0M messaging app continues to contribute to criminal arrests.
- A controversial report claims AI is behind 80% of ransomware attacks, facing backlash.
- Rogue ransomware negotiators charged for turning against their clients.
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