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• Double Vision: Stealthy Malware Dropper Delivers Dual RATs
  A lengthy, multi-stage infection process leads to a duo of payloads, bent on stealing data.
  
• Just-Released Checkra1n iPhone Jailbreak Stirs Security Concerns
  Now that the checkm8 BootROM vulnerability has a working exploit, security pros are warning of potential attacks.
  
• California’s Domino Effect on U.S. Privacy Regulation
  In this video, a security expert discusses the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and its potential impact on privacy regulation across the U.S.
  
• Website, Know Thyself: What Code Are You Serving?
  Code-injection via third- and fourth-party scripts -- as seen with Magecart -- is a growing security problem for websites.
  
• APT33 Mounts Focused, Highly Targeted Botnet Attacks Against U.S. Victims
  The APT is using small botnets to take espionage aim at military and academic organizations.
  
• Threat Actor Impersonates USPS to Deliver Backdoor Malware
  The campaign is consistent with emerging tactics from bad actors to use increasingly sophisticated social engineering and spoofing to deliver malware.
  
• Download: The Comprehensive Compliance Guide
  The Comprehensive Compliance Guide can help security leaders save time and resources from creating their own compliance evaluation methods.
  
• Innovative PureLocker Ransomware Emerges in Targeted Attacks
  PureLocker is an example of the sustained and continuing efforts ransomware threat actors are putting into malware development.
  
• ENFUSE 2019: Security Regulations, Insider Threats, and IoT Privacy Risks
  Threatpost sits down with incident response expert Kevin Golas to discuss the top takeaways of ENFUSE 2019 this week.
  
• Consumer Data Privacy Rights: Emerging Tech Blurs Lines
  Data privacy is a fundamental right for Americans - but new emerging technologies like drone, IoT and facial recognition are introducing gray areas.