Senate Confirms Joshua Rudd to Lead NSA and US Cyber Command
2026-03-12T01:24:06Z•6389120eadc9bb36e9247f81be8d80717a845f1ba3eb2d87cd150b712853360a
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What happened
Multiple high-impact cyber and industry developments reported: The U.S. Senate confirmed Joshua Rudd to lead both the NSA and U.S. Cyber Command. Iran-linked Handala hackers allegedly wiped more than 200,000 Stryker medical devices, and Bell Ambulance disclosed a breach affecting ~238,000 people including SSNs and driver’s license numbers. Michelin confirmed a data breach tied to an Oracle E-Business Suite attack with more than 300GB leaked. Fortinet, Ivanti, and Intel released patches addressing multiple high-severity vulnerabilities (including flaws that could enable arbitrary code execution
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- 2026-03-12T01:24:06Z
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