FCC passes new cybersecurity rules for emergency systems, undersea cables
2026-06-25T20:51:44Z•2b6135d2376a9b59db73d5074de8f261dad2251849bc218f335d9c00efa6671b
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What happened
A batch of CyberScoop stories covering policy, crime and active exploitation: the FCC adopted new cybersecurity rules for national emergency systems and tightened federal security review rules for undersea cable providers; Mandiant disclosed that attackers exploited a Cisco SD‑WAN zero‑day to obtain highest‑level access at a communications service provider; Citizen Lab reported Russian authorities used Cellebrite tools to break into an activist’s phone even after the vendor’s contract ended; Microsoft, with law enforcement, disrupted Amadey and StealC command‑and‑control infrastructure; the US
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