RSA Conference was in full swing in San Francisco this week — booths, buzzwords, and billion-dollar pitches as far as the eye can see.

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RSA Conference was in full swing in San Francisco this week — booths, buzzwords, and billion-dollar pitches as far as the eye can see. Meanwhile, out in the real world, threat actors didn't get the memo. Iran-linked hackers are using Telegram to hunt down dissidents and journalists, while TeamPCP's supply chain worm is deploying Kubernetes wipers that specifically target Iranian clusters. Two sides of the same geopolitical coin, playing out in parallel — and neither one is buying a vendor badge.

→ Week #13/2026 also covers:

🪱 TeamPCP's worm ;

Iran's hacked cameras ;

A Tycoon 2FA that just won't die ;

The FCC has banned the sale of new consumer routers made outside the USA;

️ #OpenAI launched a public safety bug bounty for #AI-specific abuse and safety risks;

Full issue https://infosec-mashup.santolaria.net/p/infosec-mashup-13-2026-rsa-week-real-world-problems

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