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Zerologon: hey, patch already. CISA describes China’s cyberespionage techniques (and, hey, patch already). A data breach at the US Department of Veterans Affairs.

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Details of the Zerologon vulnerability are published, and it seems a serious one indeed. CISA describes Chinese cyberespionage practices--they’re not exotic, but they’re effective. What’s the difference between highly targeted market research and intelligence collection against individuals? Better commercials? Ben Yelin explains a 9th circuit court opinion with 4th amendment implications. Our guest is Exabeam’s Richard Cassidy on why when it comes to insider risk, context is everything. And there’s been a data breach at the VA.
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https://www.thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/9/179
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