Broadcasts.com - "Maritime shipping hacks remind observers of NotPetya. Spyware through the firmware. New ransomware strain. Huawei in Europe. Go ahead, Lefty, give em your fingerprints." (CyberWire Daily)

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Maritime shipping hacks remind observers of NotPetya. Spyware through the firmware. New ransomware strain. Huawei in Europe. Go ahead, Lefty, give em your fingerprints.

Published: Oct. 5, 2020, 8 p.m.

b"Attacks on maritime shipping organizations raise concerns about global supply chains. Someone\\u2019s pushing spyware through the firmware. Someone else is messing with the heads of Trickbot\\u2019s masters. A new ransomware strain, Egregor, shows again that a ransomware attack amounts to a data breach. Huawei may be losing ground in Europe. Mike Benjamin from Lumen on DDoS ransoms. Scott Algeier from IT-ISAC looks back on 20 years of information sharing. And criminals give their fingerprints to police, virtually.\\nFor links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news brief:\\nhttps://www.thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/9/193"