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DOJ: North Korean Hackers Infiltrate Dozens of US Companies

The U.S. Department of Justice and FBI have taken action against a network that enabled North Korean IT workers to secure remote jobs at U.S. companies, aiming to disrupt funding for North Korea's weapons programs. In 'Operation Lonestar Roundup', FBI raids in Texas led to the seizure of 187 devices from more than 40 homes, including laptops and KVM switches. Two American facilitators were arrested in Ohio, and over 180 computers were seized from laptop farms. The hackers infiltrated at least 70 U.S. companies across 17 states using stolen identities, generating around $3 million. CrowdStrike assisted the FBI, highlighting the use of 'laptop farms' to conceal true locations. The DOJ warns that North Korea increasingly relies on American facilitators, and companies are urged to come forward.

• DOJ indicted and arrested at least two American facilitators, including arrests in Ohio.
• Over 180 computers and 187 devices seized from more than 40 laptop farms in Texas.
• At least 70 U.S. companies across 17 states infiltrated.

CrowdStrike and Anthropic Give Critical Infrastructure Defenders the AI Advantage

CrowdStrike and Anthropic announce a program to give critical infrastructure defenders the AI advantage, published October 08, 2026.

CrowdStrike and NVIDIA Extend Security Across the AI Stack

CrowdStrike announces a partnership with NVIDIA to extend security across the AI stack, highlighting a strategic collaboration to secure AI deployments.

Webinar recap: Building up to BIMI with Mailgun and Red Sift

Missed our BIMI webinar with Mailgun? Here's how SPF, DKIM, and DMARC enforcement lead to BIMI, what certificates cost, and how BIMI Maker helps.

Introducing Red Sift BIMI Maker, a first-of-its-kind mark certificate tool

Red Sift BIMI Maker takes your logo from an image file to a filed BIMI certificate application, streamlined through either a Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) or Common Mark Certificate (CMC).

Red Sift Launches BIMI Maker for Email Logos

Red Sift has launched BIMI Maker, a free AI-powered self-service tool that enables brands to get their logos displayed in email inboxes via BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification). The tool guides users through preparing logos, checking email authentication, and applying for Verified Mark Certificates (VMC) or Common Mark Certificates (CMC). It aims to remove barriers like trademark and design requirements that have prevented adoption. Currently, about 50,000 domains publish BIMI records, but only 6,500 have certificates for logo display. Red Sift claims BIMI can increase email open rates by 39%.

• Red Sift launched BIMI Maker, a free AI-powered self-service tool for BIMI certificate preparation.
• The tool assists with logo conversion, authentication checks, and certificate application (VMC or CMC).
• About 50,000 domains publish BIMI records, but only 6,500 have certificates for displaying logos.