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Huntress, FBI Reveal Takedown of Silk Typhoon, Hail Collaboration

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By Teri Robinson
| Security Boulevard Verified
Huntress and the FBI used Rule 41 authority to remediate thousands of Microsoft Exchange servers compromised during the Silk Typhoon campaign. The operation used infrastructure and backdoors planted by the attackers to help patch vulnerable systems. Security experts say the case demonstrates the growing importance of public-private collaboration for disrupting cyber threats at scale.
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By Teri Robinson
| Security Boulevard Verified
Google is replacing fragmented threat actor labels with a unified naming system. Each actor will receive a memorable two-word cryptonym designed to provide immediate defensive context. The second word carries operational meaning. It will categorize the actor by motivation, attribution or activity type, helping defenders understand the nature of a threat more quickly. Clearer names can reduce analyst fatigue and response delays.
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Hims & Hers Shares Sensitive Data with Third Parties and the FTC Doesn’t Like It

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By Teri Robinson
| Security Boulevard Verified
The FTC alleges Hims & Hers betrayed both privacy and consumer trust. The telehealth provider is accused of sharing sensitive health information with advertising platforms while failing to follow its own privacy promises. The complaint goes beyond data sharing. Regulators say customers were enrolled and charged for recurring prescription plans before receiving the consultation experience they were led to expect. Health data creates uniquely dangerous attack opportunities.
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