#AxisOfEasy Weekly Tech Digest

In this issue:Samsung faces renewed scrutiny over hidden spyware claims on its budgetphonesWindows 11 Update Causes Major Disruption for Virtual Desktop and FirstTime UsersHackers Breach Major Banking Vendor Compromising Client and CustomerDataSeveral Jury Management Websites Exposed Sensitive Data Across theUnited States and CanadaShai Hulud returns with a sweeping supply chain attack on Zapier...

In this issue:Cloudflare’s internal failure briefly turns the internet’s biggest platforms darkProtei is hacked and its surveillance data spills into public viewAI runs most of a state-backed cyberattack and forces OpenAI to sound the alarmGoogle Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Secret Activation of AI Across Its PlatformsLogitech Confirms Cybersecurity Breach After Being Named a Victim by...

In this issue:– Canada quietly advances digital identity plans in the 2025 federal budget– OpenAI faces lawsuits claiming ChatGPT’s design led to user suicides– Washington Post and Other Major Organizations Fall Victim to Widespread– Oracle E Business Suite Hack – Google Takes Legal Action Against Chinese Cybercriminals Running Global Smishing Operations– Private Vendor Uses Spyware to Target...

In this issue:Microsoft Teams Security Flaws Show How Easily Digital Trust Can Be ExploitedDHS Plans to Collect Biometrics from Immigrants and US Citizens AlikeThreat Actors Have Turned the OpenAI Assistants API Into a Stealthy MalwareControl Channel Lawmakers Demand FTC Investigate Flock Safety Over Security Risks in License Plate Camera NetworkWindows Faces Widespread Attacks as Two Critical...

In this issue:ChatGPT Atlas Exploit Exposes Persistent Memory Vulnerability in AI BrowsersCharacterAI Restricts Teen Access Amid Legal and Regulatory Backlash Over AI Chat RisksXWiki Servers Under Active Attack Through Critical Solr Search VulnerabilityFormer L3Harris Executive Pleads Guilty to Selling Cyber Trade Secrets to Russian BuyerGlobal Cybercrime Treaty Faces Backlash Over Human Rights...

In this issue:Amazon Web Services Outage Disrupts Major Online PlatformsBanks End Client Relationships Without Explanation Amid Rising Risk ControlsFreedom Under Fire? New Bills, New ProblemsSpyware Warning to Former Trenchant Developer Raises Questions OverSurveillance Industry PracticesWhatsApp Wins Landmark Ruling Against NSO Group Over Pegasus SpywareIn this issue:Amazon Web Services Outage...

In this issue:Why Treating AI as a Tool Is a Dangerous IllusionChinese Espionage Group Expands Into Russia Through Jewelbug Cyber CampaignCabinet Push for Secret Telecom Cutoffs Raises Privacy ConcernsF5 Networks Breach Reveals Long Term Government Hacker Access and Source CodeTheft Microsoft warns of new “Payroll Pirate” scam stealing employees’ direct depositsIn this issue:Why Treating AI as a...

In this issue:Guelph Woman Loses Savings in Fake Doug Ford Cryptocurrency ScamVendor Breach Exposes Discord Support Data and ID ImagesIndia Turns Every Face and Finger into a Payment KeyAirport Outage Sparks Delays as CBSA Rules Out CyberattackChinese Hackers Turn Open Source Monitoring Tool into Global Malware Delivery SystemRead more on the latest in Data Breachin’ and Overreachin:...

In this issue:RedNovember’s Global Cyber-Espionage BlitzCanada Revives Controversial Bill C-36 With New Powers to Police Online Content, Hate Speech, and DeepfakesKarnataka High Court Backs Sahyog Portal as X Corp Plans Appeal OverCensorship FearsWestJet Breach Exposes 1.2 Million Passengers Amid Scattered SpiderAviation AttackseasyDNS Sponsors The Canadian Bitcoin ConferenceCisco ASA Zero-Day...

In this issue:Canadian Healthcare Thinks Patients Are An Expense LineUK Rolls Out Digital IDsThailand Government Unleashes AI-Driven AML System, Hilarity EnsuesCanada’s RCMP Takes Down TradeOgre Crypto ExchangeVietnam Closes 86 Million Bank Accounts for No Biometric VerificationMusk’s xAI Accuses OpenAI of Stealing Trade SecretsGoogle says 90% of tech workers are now using AI at workIn this...