#AxisOfEasy 457: Canada’s New Cyber Law Lets A Minister Cut Your Phone Off — No Warrant Required
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This episode discusses Canada's new cyber law allowing a minister to cut off phone service without a warrant, alongside various cybersecurity incidents and threats.
In this issue: Canada’s New Cyber Law Lets a Minister Cut Your Phone Off — No WarrantRequired CISA Confirms Ransomware Exploitation of Unpatched Microsoft DefenderFlaw NAIC Cyberattack Exposes Insurer Credit Rating Data via OraclePeopleSoft Zero-Day Anthropic Brings Claude Fable 5 Back Online After Export ControlStandoff New “ARToken” Phishing Service Exposed as Customer of MFA-Bypassing EvilTokens Kit In this issue: Canada’s New Cyber Law Lets a Minister Cut Your Phone Off — No WarrantRequired CISA Confirms Ransomware Exploitation of Unpatched Microsoft DefenderFlaw NAIC Cyberattack Exposes Insurer Credit Rating Data via OraclePeopleSoft Zero-Day Anthropic Brings Claude Fable 5 Back Online After Export ControlStandoff New “ARToken” Phishing Service Exposed as Customer of MFA-Bypassing EvilTokens Kit
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