b"Killnet explains its actions against Bulgaria's government. The National Republican Army claims successful attacks on Russian companies. The Director of Germany's BSI is out. A vulnerability in Azure, disclosed and patched. Trends in ransomware. Carole Theriault has a fresh look at the ransomware question - to pay or not to pay? Tim Eades from Cyber Mentor Fund considers cyber insurance for the small and medium sized businesses. Social Security phishing.\\n\\nFor links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing:\\nhttps://thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/11/201\\n\\nSelected reading.\\nCyberattack disrupts Bulgarian government websites over \\u2018betrayal to Russia\\u2019 (The Record by Recorded Future)\\xa0\\nRussians Against Putin: NRA Claims Massive Hack of Russian Government Contractors\\u2019 Computers - Kyiv Post - Ukraine's Global Voice (Kyiv Post)\\nGermany fires cybersecurity chief after reports of possible Russia ties (Reuters)\\xa0\\nGerman Cybersecurity Chief Sacked Over Alleged Russia Ties (SecurityWeek)\\nGerman cyber chief suspended following allegation he associated with Russian intelligence (The Record by Recorded Future)\\xa0\\nFabriXss (CVE-2022-35829): How We Managed to Abuse a Custom Role User Using CSTI and Stored XSS in Azure Fabric Explorer (Orca Security)\\xa0\\nRansomware In Q3 2022 (Digital Shadows)\\nFresh Phish: A New Social Security Phishing Scam Preys Upon Our Biggest Worries (INKY)"