Coast Guard's New Cybersecurity Rules Offers Lessons for CISOs
2026-04-17T14:51:40Z•cc8769a84d4a2e31db9d9d6d8ebeb87a5a7fcc13ea67d2f3e9941943003a490c
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What happened
A roundup of DarkReading stories covering a broad set of high-risk cybersecurity developments: new US maritime OT rules (MTSA) and regulatory guidance; NIST changing CVE prioritization; multiple high-impact vulnerabilities and active zero-days (Adobe, critical nginx-ui MCP integration, Microsoft elevation-of-privilege fixes and a local zero-day); expanding ransomware and crimeware activity (Medusa/Storm-1175, long-running campaigns against SMBs); nation-state campaigns and tooling (APT41 cloud-credential backdoor, APT28 SOHO-router DNS manipulation, North Korea’s Sapphire Sleet/ClickFix macOS)
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