Storm Watch | Cybersecurity News | NSA Tracks Chinese Hackers, AI Threats, and 3D Printers Gone Wild
Summary: This episode of GreyNoise's Storm Watch covers the NSA's tracking of Chinese groups targeting Ivanti products in the defense sector, as reported by TechCrunch, and JFrog's investigation into malicious AI/ML models on Hugging Face that carry silent backdoors. It also discusses the White House's "Back to the Building Blocks" technical report, Bitdefender's findings on MQTT-based hacks of Anycubic 3D printers, and recent CISA KEV updates and a new submission form for actively exploited vulnerabilities.
Why it matters: The episode ties together Chinese actors hitting Ivanti in defense, backdoored models sitting on Hugging Face for data scientists to download, and Internet-exposed 3D printers being commandeered over MQTT - three separate paths into environments that security teams may not be watching.
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