New Jersey men given lengthy sentences for running North Korean laptop farms
2026-04-17T02:51:55Z•c9a5d14c81e1e8747a7d95c0399f7dafbb7296420666b5d164da3cf665ab049a
AgingFlyCVE backlogDOJ sentencingNISTNorth KoreaRATUkrainecargo theftcybercrimeemergency servicesespionagehospitalslaptop farmsopt-out signalsprivacyremote access campaignssupply chainvulnerability managementweb trackingwebXray
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Collection of recent cybersecurity and privacy news: U.S. DOJ sentenced two New Jersey men for operating laptop farms that funneled over $5M to North Korea; researchers report sophisticated remote-access campaigns tied to cargo theft that helped drive $6.6B in North American losses in 2025; a new espionage campaign using the AgingFly malware targeted Ukrainian hospitals and local emergency services; a webXray audit found 194 advertising services routinely ignore standard opt-out/tracking signals; and NIST announced it will limit work on CVE entries due to a surge in submissions and resource/pr
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