The Cloud Secure

Amazon's experiment wireless mesh networking turns users into guinea pigs. https://bit.ly/3clLUVV

Technically, it's a vulnerability, but there's not much an attacker can do with it. https://bit.ly/3oXbO7a

Kremlin-backed group uses hacked account to impersonate US aid agency. https://bit.ly/3vwDkuK

Spectrum costs $30 for 400Mbps on one street, $50 for half the speed on another. https://bit.ly/3c1DUZY

WebKit bug that was fixed upstream has yet to find its way into Apple products. https://bit.ly/3wBUjfn

Amazon announces purchase, promises "greater access" to historic studio's films. https://bit.ly/3uqxqtZ

Remote code execution flaw in vCenter Server poses "serious" risk to data centers. https://bit.ly/3bVJTiL

Dubbed Apostle, never-before-seen wiper masquerades as ransomware. https://bit.ly/3oMkoWm

Apple patches vulnerability that malware used to bypass macOS privacy protections. https://bit.ly/3hRs1cS

Colonial Pipeline hackers have cashed in spectacularly. Now, they're feeling the heat. https://bit.ly/3yt8NQu

FragAttacks let hackers inject malicious code or commands into encrypted Wi-Fi traffic. https://bit.ly/3v7PbPK

Google updates a 2-week-old security bulletin to say some vulnerabilities were 0-days. https://bit.ly/3f4pH0i

Researchers find watering-hole attack targeting water utilities. https://bit.ly/2QuIFDL

WarnerMedia and Discovery to merge, and standalone AT&T will focus on broadband. https://bit.ly/3onAFAO

Stopping payments would go a long way to stopping ransomware. https://bit.ly/3btuCpc

The closure may mean the group is ceasing or altering ops—or pulling an exit scam. https://bit.ly/3ojlNUj

Doctors left unable to access patient records after "very sophisticated" attack. https://bit.ly/3hq2Y04

Move comes after high-profile hacks, including attack on crucial fuel pipeline. https://bit.ly/2R8XXys

Closure prompted panic buying, price hikes, and other disruptions in East Coast states. https://bit.ly/3ocTfvl

Babuk demands $4 million, Metropolitan Police Department offers $100,000. https://bit.ly/33BL42a

Counterfeit products sent to Amazon warehouses are destroyed to prevent resale. https://bit.ly/3o5wlpQ

Successful jailbreak increases existing AirTag security and privacy concerns. https://bit.ly/3f2yoqA

The attack paralyzed a pipeline that moves 2.5 million barrels per day. https://bit.ly/3bgI4fW

Emails entered into Epic Games lawsuit show execs contradicting Apple talking points. https://bit.ly/3uy49OD

Home-Internet prices rose four times faster than inflation in Trump era. https://bit.ly/3nXf6a8

Exposed systems paved way for researchers to access code, messages, passwords, and more. https://bit.ly/3y3byrE

Dell firmware update driver 2.3 can be exploited to gain kernel-level privilege. https://bit.ly/3ePsDw8

Follows Twitter's effort to make you read the news before you share it. https://bit.ly/3uq2Z7M

Faulty API let anyone grab users’ private data, including weight and gender. https://bit.ly/3eknjBV

Jury finds ex-Netflix VP guilty of awarding tech contracts in exchange for bribes. https://bit.ly/3nKvfQc

A new transient execution variant is the first exploit micro-ops caches. https://bit.ly/3eTXCY7

Frontier plans 3 million new fiber lines—but 8M others would be stuck on copper. https://bit.ly/33cUKQP

Webkit flaws in just-released iOS 14.5 lets attackers execute malicious code. https://bit.ly/3efp9UF

Apollo to buy Yahoo/AOL for $5B, didn't have much competition from other bidders. https://bit.ly/33cr8mo

Heavyweight task force proposes framework to tackle a major cybersecurity problem. https://bit.ly/3uclfBz

A transmission factory shows how AI may gradually creep into industrial processes https://bit.ly/3te2sEx