Risky Bulletin

The US conducted cyberattacks ahead of strikes on Iran, Russia aims for internet independence by 2028, Google finds a new iOS exploit kit in the wild, and Chrome moves to a two-week release cycle.



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Risky Bulletin: Cyber Command conducted cyberattacks ahead of Iran strikes

In this edition of Between Two Nerds Tom Uren and The Grugq how the use of cyber operations in the war in Ukraine has evolved over time.

This episode is also available on Youtube.



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Russia using cyber espionage to direct grid missile strikes


The Spectator article on US-UK relations


BTN72 on the Taurus missile leak

LLMs can deanonymize internet users based on their comments, CISA gets a new acting director, hackers steal 15 million records from the French Ministry of Health, and Google takes down an ad fraud botnet.



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Risky Bulletin: LLMs can deanonymize internet users based on their past comments

In this sponsored interview Casey Ellis chats to Harish Peri, SVP and general manager for AI security at Okta, a cloud-based identity and access management company. The pair chat about the fact that AI is forcing enterprises to relearn the basics around identity security, and how Okta for AI Agents can help.



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A Russian man prosecuted for extorting the Conti ransomware group, Google takes down a Chinese cyber-espionage operation, Anthropic tells Department of War to pound sand over AI restrictions, and a Cisco zero-day was exploited in the wild for three years.



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Risky Bulletin: Russian man investigated for extorting Conti ransomware group