Tennessee man linked to 764 accused of series of crimes against children dating back to 2022
2026-05-29T20:51:41Z•3ed1cbf70cb2677dfd2df2115232677c18d5e97888a108ff80b0e23cfcaa41d3
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What happened
This CyberScoop digest covers multiple high‑impact security and policy developments: a Commerce Inspector General audit found NIST’s National Vulnerability Database mismanaged, with a ~27,000‑item backlog and duplicated effort with a CISA program; CrowdStrike, Google and Shadowserver disrupted the Glassworm botnet that had been infecting open‑source packages since early 2025; Zapier patched a five‑step flaw chain that researchers say could have enabled broad account takeover across connected apps; the FBI warned U.S. law firms about the Silent Ransom Group’s combined social‑engineering and in‑
Why it matters
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Evidence and limitations
- Source ID
- cyberscoop
- Record identifier
- 3ed1cbf70cb2677dfd2df2115232677c18d5e97888a108ff80b0e23cfcaa41d3
- Enrichment time
- 2026-05-29T20:51:41Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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