Security News Update for January 19, 2025
This week’s news includes:
- TikTok goes dark
- Let’s Encrypt to Start Issuing “Short Lived” Certificates
- FBI Racing to Safeguard Identities of Confidential Informants After AT&T Breach in April
- Hackers Leaked Configs and VPN Credentials for 15,000 FortiGate Devices
- CMMC Q&A
- Fortinet Confirms New Zero-Day Being Exploited
- US Actually Arrests Russian Nationals for Running Crypto Mixers
- BitMEX Fined Another $100 Million for Ignoring US Securities Laws
- What Involvement Should the Board Have in Cyber Breach Response
- Over $2 Million Stolen by Fake Job Scammers
- Allstate Being Sued by Texas AG for Illegally Collecting and Selling Data on 45 Million
- Hackers Steal, Publish Data from D.C. Police Including Gang and HR Data
- The Consequences of allowing data brokers to sell your data
- Cybersecurity 2025 is no better than cybersecurity 20**
- Washington is very busy before January 20th
- Security News for the week ending January 17th, 2025: Is TikTok for sale? Maybe, are all US mail cluster boxes keyed the same, if you think China’s cybersecurity is better than ours – it is not, the Supremes killed TikTok and federal contractors need to take special actions regarding the TikTok ban