ACTIVE THREATS: Why a 'Near Miss' Database Is Key to Improving Information Sharing • Russian Hacker Sentenced to 2 Years for TA551 Botnet-Driven Ransomware Attacks • The Kill Chain Is Obsolete When Your AI Agent Is the Threat • TP-Link warns users to patch critical router auth bypass flaw • Manager of botnet used in ransomware attacks gets 2 years in prison ACTIVE THREATS: Why a 'Near Miss' Database Is Key to Improving Information Sharing • Russian Hacker Sentenced to 2 Years for TA551 Botnet-Driven Ransomware Attacks • The Kill Chain Is Obsolete When Your AI Agent Is the Threat • TP-Link warns users to patch critical router auth bypass flaw • Manager of botnet used in ransomware attacks gets 2 years in prison
A Russian national has been sentenced to two years in prison after admitting that the phishing botnet he managed was used to launch BitPaymer ransomware attacks against 72 U.S. companies. [...]
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