AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCybersecurity & Critical Infrastructure: Massachusetts is handing out at least $2M in grants to help water utilities harden systems after attacks on public water networks, while West Virginia is tightening accountability with annual security reviews tied to its Office of Technology. Zoom Security: A Zoom annotation flaw could let a meeting participant take over others’ screens; Zoom has patches for multiple Workplace, VDI, and SDK versions. Botnet Update: Palo Alto Unit 42 reports Kimwolf v7, an Android/IoT botnet using HTTP/2 DDoS traffic that looks like normal browsing and uses a more resilient command-and-control setup. AI Security Partnerships: Sophos will integrate OpenAI frontier models into its Fusion platform for MSPs, aiming to unify AI-driven defense and incident response. Local Government Incidents: Mitchell, South Dakota is still dealing with an unresolved cyber incident that has disrupted city email and postponed meetings. Workforce & Training: Ethiopia’s INSA is running a cybersecurity talent camp focused on coding, software development, and AI, and Baruch College will use a SENTRICUS-led tabletop exercise to train students for real incident decision-making. Patch Watch: Microsoft released a large Windows patch batch (398+ fixes) including a actively exploited privilege escalation flaw.
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