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U.S. Charges 4 Chinese Military Officers in 2017 Equifax Hack

Krebs on Security

Justice Department today unsealed indictments against four Chinese officers of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) accused of perpetrating the 2017 hack against consumer credit bureau Equifax that led to the theft of personal data on nearly 150 million Americans. Compounding the confusion, on Sept.

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2017 ODNI Memo on Kaspersky Labs

Schneier on Security

It’s heavily redacted , but still interesting. Many more ODNI documents here.

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2017 Tesla Hack

Schneier on Security

Interesting story of a class break against the entire Tesla fleet.

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2017 and Tidal Forces

Adam Shostack

It's a change for how organizations plan for training, and it's a change for how we should design training, as people will need lots more "what's new in AWS in Q1 2017" training to augment "intro to AWS." That's not just a change for individuals. Tidal forces, indeed.

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Chinese EagleMsgSpy Spyware Found Exploiting Mobile Devices Since 2017

The Hacker News

The Android tool, codenamed EagleMsgSpy by Lookout, has been operational since at least 2017, with artifacts uploaded to the VirusTotal malware scanning platform as recently as

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Threat Modeling Tooling from 2017

Adam Shostack

[no description provided] As I reflect back on 2017, I think it was a tremendously exciting year for threat modeling tooling. Some of the highlights for me include: OWASP Threat Dragon is a web-based tool, much like the MS threat modeling tool, and explained in Open Source Threat Modeling , and the code is at [link].

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Notorious Malware, Spam Host “Prospero” Moves to Kaspersky Lab

Krebs on Security

But in September 2017, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) barred U.S. Cybersecurity reporter Kim Zetter notes that DHS didn’t cite any specific justification for its ban in 2017, but media reports quoting anonymous government officials referenced two incidents.

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