CyberWire Daily3 Aug 2022

Tories delay leadership vote over security concerns. Cyber phases of Russia’s hybrid war. CHinese patriotic hacktivism vs. Taiwan. Malware designed to abuse trust. Putting a price on your privacy.

Tories delay a leadership vote over security concerns. A summary of the cyber phases of the hybrid war. Cyberattacks affect three official sites in Taiwan. Malware designed to abuse trust. Gunter Ollmann of Devo to discuss how Cybercriminals are Winning the AI Race. Renuka Nadkarni of Aryaka explains enterprises can recession proof security architecture. Plus, putting a price on your privacy. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/11/148 Selected reading. Tory leadership vote delayed after GCHQ hacking alert (The Telegraph) Nozomi Networks Labs Report: Wipers and IoT Botnets Dominate the Threat Landscape – Manufacturing and Energy at Highest Risk (Nozomi Networks) Those Pelosi-inspired cyberattacks in Taiwan probably weren't all they were cracked up to be (Washington Post) Increase in Chinese "Hacktivism" Attacks (SANS Internet Storm Center) Cyberattacks crashed several Taiwanese government websites hours before Pelosi’s visit. (New York Times) Taiwan presidential office website hit by cyberattack ahead of Pelosi visit (POLITICO) Taiwanese government sites disrupted by hackers ahead of Pelosi trip (The Record by Recorded Future) Deception at a scale (VirusTotal) The Price Cybercriminals Charge for Stolen Data (SpiderLabs Blog)

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