ICYMI. Yesterday was a wild day of infosec news. Allow me to recap our coverage:
Dragos raised $110M from the investment arms of Koch Industries, Saudi Aramco and others. ICS security has hit the big stage: https://www.cyberscoop.com/dragos-raises-110-million-from-koch-industries-saudi-aramco/
The Norwegians implicated Fancy Bear in the hack on Norwegian parliament. The intrusion techniques were none too fancy, though: https://www.cyberscoop.com/norwegian-police-implicate-fancy-bear-in-parliament-hack-describe-brute-forcing-of-email-accounts/
Chris Krebs sued the Trump campaign, one of its lawyers, and Newsmax for defamation: https://www.cyberscoop.com/former-cisa-director-chris-krebs-sues-trump-campaign-lawyer-after-death-threats/
FireEye had its red-teaming tools stolen by an APT. The FBI took the extraordinary step of confirming an investigation, pointing to nation-state involvement. Yeah, no chance you missed this story, but here it is again: https://www.cyberscoop.com/fireeye-says-hackers-stole-its-red-team-tools-suggests-state-sponsored-group-is-to-blame/
Health-care white hats found a bug in GE medical devices that could allow an attacker already on a network to steal patient data. GE's addressing it, but it's not an easy fix: https://www.cyberscoop.com/bug-could-expose-patient-data-from-ge-medical-imaging-devices-researchers-warn/
Cloudflare announced a new privacy tool to separate IP addresses from internet queries. @timstarks was on the case: https://www.cyberscoop.com/cloudflare-odoh-ech-opaque-doh-dot/
Researchers found 33 vulnerabilities in four open-source TCP/IP stacks. @timstarks has it: https://www.cyberscoop.com/iot-tcp-ip-stacks-ot-it-forescout/
Ex-NSA contractor Reality Winner lost her appeal to be released from prison. @jwarminsky tracked that: https://www.cyberscoop.com/former-nsa-contractor-reality-winner-loses-appeal-will-remain-imprisoned/