Akira's innovative attack, WhatsApp's scam alert, White House TCO strategy
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Akira affiliate's innovative "crash mode" attack almost worked
WhatsApp rolls out scam alert feature
White House looks to private sector for help against offensive hacking
Show notes: https://cisoseries.com/cybersecurity-news-akiras-innovative-attack-whatsapps-scam-alert-white-house-tco-strategy/
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