Red Letter Brief
Amidst the US-China trade war drama, would China actually pull the trigger on destructive cyber attacks using known footholds (think Volt & Salt Typhoon) in US critical infrastructure? Probably not, but expect a surge in cyber espionage and signaling campaigns targeting US telcos and leadership.
Red Letter Brief
US cybersecurity leadership is dangerously eroding as strategic policy gives way to the President's political grievances. These vindictive actions have dismantled expertise and created clear weaknesses which America's adversaries are sure to capitalise on.
Daily News Update
Increased scans of Palo Alto GlobalProtect devices may indicate imminent attack. Nakasone names China the biggest Cyber threat to the US. DPRK expands prolific IT Worker campaigns to Europe. Talos finds Identity a key culprit in 69% of Ransomware incidents.
Daily News Update
Audio Summary: Thursday, March 27, 2025 (Australia/Melbourne)0:00/292.1521× Chinese ‘FamousSparrow’ Hackers Resurface The Chinese government-backed hacking group FamousSparrow, thought to be dormant since 2022, has allegedly been targeting organisations in the U.S., Mexico, and Honduras. ESET researchers discovered suspicious activity on a U.S. trade
Daily News Update
Audio Summary: Friday, March 21, 2025 (Australia/Melbourne)0:00/508.2481× Taiwan Critical Infrastructure Targeted by Hackers Hackers with apparent ties to China-based groups like Volt Typhoon are targeting critical infrastructure in Taiwan. Cisco Talos discovered a malicious campaign, active since at least 2023, attempting to establish long-term access
Daily News Update
This post is an AI-generated summary of News Articles from a handful of publications over the last 24 hours. No credit is taken for the contents of said articles or the accuracy thereof. Executive Summary Recent cybersecurity developments highlight the growing complexity and severity of cyber threats and vulnerabilities across