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Trump cyber executive order takes aim at prior orders, secure software, more

1 day ago | cyberscoop.com | Greg Otto

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday that the White House says promotes developing secure software, adopting the latest encryption protocols, securing internet routing and rolling back parts of two executive orders from the Biden and Obama administrations.
Sean Cairncross has policy coordination in mind if confirmed as national cyber director

2 days ago | cyberscoop.com | Tim Starks

Sean Cairncross laid out his vision to senators Thursday for the Office of the National Cyber Director if he is confirmed to lead it. “A goal of mine is to make sure this office sits at the place that this committee and I believe Congress intended in the statute, and that is to lead cyber policy coordination across the federal government,” he told the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee at his confirmation hearing.
Cellebrite to acquire mobile testing firm Corellium in $200 million deal

2 days ago | cyberscoop.com | Greg Otto

Security technology company Cellebrite has announced plans to acquire Florida-based mobile testing startup Corellium for $170 million in cash, with an additional $20 million converted to equity at closing and the potential for $30 million more based on performance milestones. The Israel-headquartered Cellebrite, known for its forensic equipment that unlocks smartphones, said the acquisition would enhance its capabilities for the accelerated identification of mobile vulnerabilities and exploits.
Rep. Garbarino: Ending CISA mobile app security program for feds sends ‘wrong signal’

2 days ago | cyberscoop.com | Tim Starks

The chairman of the House Homeland Security subcommittee on cybersecurity is apprehensive about the Department of Homeland Security’s plans to end a program that vets mobile apps for federal agencies. Rep.
Feds seize 145 domains associated with BidenCash cybercrime platform

3 days ago | cyberscoop.com | Matt Kapko

Federal authorities on Wednesday announced the seizure of about 145 domains and cryptocurrency funds linked to BidenCash, a cybercrime marketplace for stolen credit cards, compromised credentials and other personal information. BidenCash was used by more than 117,000 customers, resulting in the trafficking of more than 15 million credit card numbers and personally identifiable information, the Justice Department said.
Vibe coding is here to stay. Can it ever be secure?

3 days ago | cyberscoop.com | Derek Johnson

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Salesforce customers duped by series of social-engineering attacks

3 days ago | cyberscoop.com | Matt Kapko

A financially motivated threat group posing as IT support has intruded the systems of about 20 organizations by duping employees into installing a malicious, illegitimate version of Salesforce’s Data Loader and granting broader access to cloud-based environments, Google Threat Intelligence Group said in a threat report released Wednesday.
Google addresses 34 high-severity vulnerabilities in June’s Android security update

4 days ago | cyberscoop.com | Matt Kapko

Google’s June security update for Android devices contains 34 vulnerabilities, all of which the company designates as high-severity defects. The company didn’t disclose any actively exploited vulnerabilities. Attackers could exploit the most serious flaw — CVE-2025-26443 affecting the Android system — to achieve local escalation of privilege with no additional privileges required. Google said exploitation of the vulnerability requires user interaction.
CrowdStrike, Microsoft aim to eliminate confusion in threat group attribution

4 days ago | cyberscoop.com | Matt Kapko

Voting is open for the 2025 CyberScoop 50 awards! CrowdStrike and Microsoft announced an agreement Monday to formally connect the different names each company uses for the same threat groups in their attribution analysis. The companies said the effort will clarify inconsistencies across the industry’s naming taxonomies and acknowledge when both companies identify the same threat groups. The alliance between the longstanding competitors doesn’t call for a universal naming standard or change...
Experts endorse Sean Cairncross for national cyber director ahead of Senate hearing

4 days ago | cyberscoop.com | Tim Starks

President Donald Trump’s pick to serve as national cyber director was endorsed by a collection of cyber experts days before a Senate panel will consider his nomination. The 24 people who signed the letter endorsing Sean Cairncross include former government officials and current industry leaders, many who served in Republican-led administrations but some who also served under Democrats — including the first national cyber director, Chris Inglis.