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New phishing campaigns afflict users of Microsoft 365 and Adobe. An analysis of Big Head ransomware. Multichain reports a crypto heist with over $100 million stolen. CISA makes an addition to the Known Exploited Vulnerability Catalog. Progress Software issues additional MOVEit patches. The FBI\u2019s Deputy Assistant Director for Cyber Cynthia Kaiser joins us with examples of the agency\u2019s technical disruption operations. Our guest is Scott Piper Principal Cloud Security Researcher at Wiz sharing findings of their State of the Cloud 2023 report. And Telegram's role in news about Russia's war.\n\nFor links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing:\nhttps://thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/12/129\n\nSelected reading.\nM365 Phishing Email Analysis \u2013 eevilcorp (Vade Secure)\nNew Phishing Attack Spoofs Microsoft 365 Authentication System (HackRead)\nTailing Big Head Ransomware\u2019s Variants, Tactics, and Impact (Trend Micro)\nNew \u2018Big Head\u2019 ransomware displays fake Windows update alert (BleepingComputer)\nUnfolding Cybersecurity Crisis: Aptos Network and Multichain Face Cyber-Attacks (CryptoMode)\nMore than $125 million taken from crypto platform Multichain (Record)\nExploit of Fantom, Moonriver and Dogechain Crypto Bridges Confirmed by Multichain Team (CoinDesk)\nCISA Adds One Known Vulnerability to Catalog (CISA)\nGoogle patches 43 Android Vulnerabilities Including 3 actively exploited zero-days (Cyber Security News)\xa0\nProgress Software Releases Service Pack for MOVEit Transfer Vulnerabilities (CISA)\nAfter Zero-Day Attacks, MOVEit Turns to Security Service Packs (SecurityWeek)\nKillnet as a private military hacking company? For now, it's probably just a dream (Record)\nTelegram has become a window into war (The Verge)\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices