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Growing cyberattacks on Canada's food system threaten disaster
Growing cyberattacks on Canada's food system threaten disaster
Canada's domestic food production system may actually be one of the most glaring cracks in Canada's national defences. ... Attacking agricultural infrastructure has proven to be an effective part of the Russian playbook so far in its invasion of Ukraine. In June 2022, EU trade counsellor Maud Labat said Moscow has figured out how to wield food as a “geopolitical weapon.”
·financialpost.com·
Growing cyberattacks on Canada's food system threaten disaster
Growing cyberattacks on Canada's food system threaten disaster
Growing cyberattacks on Canada's food system threaten disaster
Canada's domestic food production system may actually be one of the most glaring cracks in Canada's national defences. ... Attacking agricultural infrastructure has proven to be an effective part of the Russian playbook so far in its invasion of Ukraine. In June 2022, EU trade counsellor Maud Labat said Moscow has figured out how to wield food as a “geopolitical weapon.”
·financialpost.com·
Growing cyberattacks on Canada's food system threaten disaster
Rogue CyberSecurity Company Employee Tried To Sell Powerful, Stolen iPhone Malware For $50-Million
Rogue CyberSecurity Company Employee Tried To Sell Powerful, Stolen iPhone Malware For $50-Million
An employee of cyberweapon manufacturer, NSO Group, tried to sell advanced malware to unauthorized parties for $50-Million, according to an Israeli indictment unsealed last week against the individual in question. About two years ago, Herzliya-based NSO Group developed a powerful cyberweapon called Pegasus, which operated as malware that exploited three previously unknown vulnerabilities in iPhones […]
·josephsteinberg.com·
Rogue CyberSecurity Company Employee Tried To Sell Powerful, Stolen iPhone Malware For $50-Million
Rogue CyberSecurity Company Employee Tried To Sell Powerful, Stolen iPhone Malware For $50-Million
Rogue CyberSecurity Company Employee Tried To Sell Powerful, Stolen iPhone Malware For $50-Million
An employee of cyberweapon manufacturer, NSO Group, tried to sell advanced malware to unauthorized parties for $50-Million, according to an Israeli indictment unsealed last week against the individual in question. About two years ago, Herzliya-based NSO Group developed a powerful cyberweapon called Pegasus, which operated as malware that exploited three previously unknown vulnerabilities in iPhones […]
·josephsteinberg.com·
Rogue CyberSecurity Company Employee Tried To Sell Powerful, Stolen iPhone Malware For $50-Million