Cyber Security Headlines
Julian Assange plea, Latest MOVEit bug, Neiman Marcus data sale
Jun 26, 2024
Julian Assange plans to plead guilty and go back to Australia. A fresh MOVEit bug is exploited shortly after disclosure. A criminal is selling Neiman Marcus customer data for $150K on the dark web.
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- Julian Assange's plea deal ends extradition battle with US government, allowing him to return to Australia with no further jail time.
- High severity MOVEit bug actively exploited requires prompt update to patched versions to prevent immediate abuse.
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Julian Assange's Plea Deal and Return to Australia
Julian Assange is set to plead guilty to a single criminal charge in a district court on Mariana Island, ending a long extradition battle with the US government. He will admit to unlawfully disseminating classified US national defense information in relation to the 2010 WikiLeaks release. This plea deal spares him further jail time and allows him to reunite with his wife in Australia.
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