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Russia-linked Turla APT targets Austria, Estonia, and NATO platform

Security Affairs

Threat & Detection Research (TDR) team have uncovered a reconnaissance and espionage campaign conducted by Russia-linked Turla APT aimed at the Baltic Defense College, the Austrian Economic Chamber (involved in government decision-making such as economic sanctions) and NATO’s eLearning platform JDAL (Joint Advanced Distributed Learning).

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Work Remotely Without Compromising Your Data

AIIM

Stop End-User Tagging: For too long, end-user tagging has been the primary means by which most companies classify files that contain sensitive, proprietary, or regulated data. Leave Legacy Servers Behind: Get rid of non-sanctioned apps and servers that are vulnerable to hacks. Not knowing is simply no longer an option.

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Google won a lawsuit against the Glupteba botnet operators

Security Affairs

In December 2021, the company’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) shared the actions it took to disrupt the operations of the Glupteba botnet and announced it has filed a case in the Southern District of New York against its operators. ” The U.S.

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Stark Industries Solutions: An Iron Hammer in the Cloud

Krebs on Security

The report points out that Stark Industries continues to host a Russian disinformation news outlet called “Recent Reliable News” (RRN) that was sanctioned by the European Union in 2023 for spreading links to propaganda blogs and fake European media and government websites. Image credit: correctiv.org.

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Cases I Will Be Covering Today During Litigation Support Day: eDiscovery Case Law

eDiscovery Daily

Are pictures where you are “tagged” discoverable? Case Strategy vs. Sanctions: Would a party actually object to having a claim against it dismissed to keep alive the possibility of sanctions against the opposing party? And, how difficult is it to obtain significant sanctions in those cases? Hope to see y’all there!

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China: Navigating China Episode 19: China’s new Data Security Law: what multinational businesses need to know

DLA Piper Privacy Matters

We await details of the classification scheme, but multinational businesses are advised to identify/map – and tag – their China data now, to expedite the assessment once they are published. Operational impact of sanctions remains significant. Finally, the DSL alludes to potential for the China authorities to impose sanctions (e.g.

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Here’s a Webcast to Learn About Key eDiscovery Case Law in 2019 (so far) and How it Affects You: eDiscovery Webcasts

eDiscovery Daily

Are social media photos that you didn’t post discoverable if you’ve been tagged in them? Can sanctions be so important that you fight NOT to have a claim against you dismissed? Does Rule 37(e) eliminate the potential for obtaining sanctions for spoliation of ESI? When can non-parties be compelled to produce ESI in litigation?