FBI warns US-based law firms to be on the lookout for cybercrime group that steals data in person
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What happened
This collection of CyberScoop items highlights multiple active and emerging cyber threats plus policy moves: the FBI warned US law firms about the Silent Ransom Group, which combines social engineering with in-person visits to steal data from workstations; the FBI also flagged Kali365, a fast-growing phishing kit that abuses Microsoft 365 device authorization pages to obtain persistent access tokens; CrowdStrike (with Google and Shadowserver) disrupted the Glassworm botnet used to infect hundreds of open‑source projects in a supply‑chain campaign; law enforcement arrested an alleged operator/
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