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The new plan would "provide near complete coverage in most places in the US — even in many of the most remote locations previously unreachable by traditional cell signals."

Elon Musk's SpaceX and T-Mobile to link satellites to mobile phones, 'eliminating dead zones worldwide' The service is expected to provide coverage in most places in the US, including remote areas not covered by traditional cell signals.

54% of managers say, who'd have thought, that leadership is completely out of touch with employees. Now how could that have happened? Might this have something to do with all those bosses saying last year that they were "thriving"?

Microsoft asked 31,000 people what's changed about work. One result was startling | ZDNet If you never thought you'd see the day this would become so important, well, here we are.

The most consequential change: Google Analytics will no longer log or store IP address information.
https://www.adexchanger.com/online-advertising/google-analytics-to-stop-logging-ip-addresses-and-sunset-old-versions-in-privacy-standards-overhaul/

Manufacturers typically promise that only automated decision-making systems and not humans see your data. But this isn’t always the case.

https://theconversation.com/smart-devices-spy-on-you-2-computer-scientists-explain-how-the-internet-of-things-can-violate-your-privacy-174579

The growth of double extortion – and even triple extortion – ransomware attacks is in danger of rendering common, traditional methods of mitigating the impact of a ransomware hit, such as well-maintained backups, less efficacious, according to a report from machine identity specialist Venafi.

Backups ‘no longer effective’ for stopping ransomware attacks Traditional methods of mitigating ransomware are less efficacious thanks to the rise in double and triple extortion techniques

Attacks that target MS SQL servers include attacks to the environment where its vulnerability has not been patched, brute forcing, and dictionary attack against poorly managed servers

Hackers Backdoor Unpatched Microsoft SQL Database Servers with Cobalt Strike Hackers are exploiting unpatched vulnerabilities in Microsoft SQL servers that are exposed to the internet to backdoor them using the Cobalt Strike.

SMS PVA services, since gain prevalence in 2018, provide users with alternative mobile numbers that can be used to register for other online services and platforms, and help bypass SMS-based authentication and single sign-on (SSO) mechanisms put in place to verify new accounts.

Hackers Exploiting Infected Android Devices to Register Disposable Accounts Hacker use infected Android devices to register disposable accounts in bulk, which can be abused to create phone-verified accounts.

To breach the Red Cross servers, the threat actors used tactics and custom hacking tools "designed for offensive security" and obfuscation techniques to evade detection, usually linked to advanced persistent threat (APT) groups

Red Cross: State hackers breached our network using Zoho bug The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said today that the hack disclosed last month against its servers was a targeted attack likely coordinated by a state-backed hacking group.

The FoggyWeb post-exploitation backdoor is persistent and steals configuration databases and security token certificates

APT29 targets Active Directory Federation Services with stealthy backdoor The FoggyWeb post-exploitation backdoor is persistent and steals configuration databases and security token certificates.