Welcome to the Tech Meme Ryan Home for Tuesday, March 22, I'm Brian McCullough.

Today, when it rains, it pours cyber security news.

The White House warns that Russian hacks may be incoming.

Lapsis has now allegedly hit Octa and Microsoft.

A big alleged hack to HubSpot might hurt a bunch of crypto companies and why does that

Apple Studio display have 64 gigabytes of storage it's mostly not using?

Here's what you missed today in the world of tech. One of the surprises so far with the Russia-Ukraine

war has been the relative lack of cyber warfare. This is not to say that there's been

none of it.

It's just that thus far it seems to have largely been limited to within the theater of war generally.

The fear has always been that if things don't go the Russian's way, they could lash out globally, and that simply

hasn't happened, yet.

Yesterday, the White House put out a statement again warning that Russia may expand

cyber attacks against the US citing

quote evolving intelligence that the Russian government is exploring

options quoting from the statement from president Biden.

I have previously warned about the potential that Russia could conduct malicious cyber activity against the United States

including as a response to the unprecedented economic costs we've imposed on Russia alongside our allies and partners.

It's part of Russia's playbook. Today my

administration is reiterating those warnings based on evolving intelligence that the

Russian government is exploring options for potential cyber attacks.

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