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Aug 20, 2021 45 min

44: Rotten Apples or Privacy Nuts?

from Cyber Humanity Hosted by Immersive Labs

It's a tasty ransomware week this week! Conti face their own internal threat in the shape of a disgruntled affiliate and LockBit has its claws in Accenture. Apple have been fiddling with their privacy settings again which is sending privacy advocates into a frenzy, and Kev tries very hard not to get ranty... *** https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/accenture-confirms-hack-after-lockbit-ransomware-data-leak-threats/ https://bgr.com/tech/apple-just-announced-a-major-change-that-has-privacy-advocates-totally-freaked-out/ https://threatpost.com/affiliate-leaks-conti-ransomware-playbook/168442/

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