In Week 18 of cybersecurity, global law enforcement agencies enacted new regulations to enhance the security of IoT devices, imposing standards to safeguard against default passwords. Additionally, two significant cases exemplify the consequences of cybersecurity crimes - an ex-NSA employee received over 20 years in prison for attempting to sell classified information, and Yaroslav Vasinskyi was sentenced for deploying REvil ransomware in numerous attacks. On the negative side, security researchers discovered millions of malicious 'imageless' containers within Docker Hub, leading to phishing and malware sites, shedding light on the challenges of platform security

 Global law enforcement sets new IoT device protections and sentences cybersecurity criminals while attackers plant malicious repositories in Docker Hub and CISA warns of GitLab account takeover flaw

At the same time, CISA raised alarms about a critical vulnerability in GitLab, allowing account takeovers and potentially leading to supply chain attacks, emphasizing the urgency for remediation. These events underscore the complex landscape of cybersecurity, requiring continuous vigilance, proactive measures, and collaborative efforts to mitigate threats and protect digital environments. ```
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