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Encryption

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AI Security

What the Scatter Spider Arrest Reveals About Windows Telemetry and PHI Risk on Clinical Workstations

A Scatter Spider member was caught partly through Windows Telemetry data. The same default-enabled collection mechanisms...

Jul 07, 2026 12 min read
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AI Security

One Phishing Email, Two Days, 1.4 Million Patients: The Xsolis Healthcare AI Breach

A single phishing email gave attackers a two-day window inside healthcare AI company Xsolis — long enough to expose 1.4 ...

Jun 29, 2026 9 min read
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