Podcasts News Tech News CyberWire Daily In a hybrid war, its about the timing. Not quite all quiet on the cyber front. Pyongyand is phishing for wallets (and and other blockchained valuables). Emotet really likes those malicious macros.

In a hybrid war, its about the timing. Not quite all quiet on the cyber front. Pyongyand is phishing for wallets (and and other blockchained valuables). Emotet really likes those malicious macros.

Published: April 19, 2022, 8:45 p.m.

b"In a hybrid war, sometimes it\\u2019s about the timing. Not quite all quiet on the cyber front. Pyongyang is phishing for crypto wallets (and your NFTs, and other blockchained valuables). Emotet really likes those malicious macros. Joe Carrigan looks at prompt bombing. Bec McKeown from Immersive Labs explains human cyber capabilities. And it\\u2019s our anniversary this week: celebrate with us.\\n\\nFor links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing:\\nhttps://thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/11/75\\n\\nSelected reading.\\nUkraine Update: Zelenskiy Says Battle for Donbas Has Begun (Bloomberg)\\xa0\\nUkraine at D+50: Russian reconstitution continues as shields stay up for ICS attacks. (The CyberWire)\\nMilitary intel chief believes Russia not to achieve any wins in Ukraine by Easter as Kremlin wishes (Ukrinform)\\nUkraine War Divides Orthodox Faithful (New York Times)\\xa0\\nUS officials ramp up warnings about Russian cyberattacks (The Hill)\\xa0\\nNATO Plays Cyberwar to Prep for a Real Russian Attack (Gizmodo)\\xa0\\nFS-ISAC Leads Financial Sector in Global Live-Fire Cyber Exercise Locked Shields (PR Newswire)\\xa0\\nIf anyone understands Russian cyber dangers, it's Estonia's former president (Washington Post)\\nNorth Korean State-Sponsored APT Targets Blockchain Companies (CISA)\\xa0\\xa0\\nTraderTraitor: North Korean State-Sponsored APT Targets Blockchain Companies (CISA)\\xa0\\nUS warns of Lazarus hackers using malicious cryptocurrency apps (BleepingComputer)\\xa0\\nTrends in the Recent Emotet Maldoc Outbreak | FortiGuard Labs (Fortinet Blog)"