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New COVID-19 cases and deaths globally have continued to decline since the end of March 2022. Ukrainian President Zelensky accused Moscow of weaponizing energy after Russia cut gas supply to Poland and Bulgaria. Iran and China sign an agreement to expand their military cooperation. Analysis: Organizations Must Keep Pace with Ever-Increasing Volume of Reported Zero-Day Bugs. Analysis: Ukraine War Update: Mariupol Evacuation, Weaponizing Energy, Cyber War.

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Analysis: Organizations Must Keep Pace with Ever-Increasing Volume of Reported Zero-Day Bugs

The number of zero-day attacks detected by experts is growing, according to recent reports from Google's bug hunting team, Project Zero, and threat intelligence firm Mandiant.

Analysis: Ukraine War Update: Mariupol Evacuation, Weaponizing Energy, Cyber War.

Facing an increasingly mobilized front in support of Ukraine’s sovereignty, Russian President Putin warned that, "If someone intends to intervene in the ongoing events from the outside and create strategic threats for Russia that are unacceptable to us, they should know that our retaliatory strikes will be lightning-fast."

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