Tootfinder

Stay alert and check out today's Metacurity for the critical infosec developments you should know, including
--Minnesota's Walz mobilizes National Guard to help with St. Paul cyberattack,
--Tea suspends direct messaging and gets hit with class actions over breach,
--CISA to release Wyden-demanded report to unblock Plankey nomination,
--Google has not received UK backdoor demand,
--Orange breach triggers minor disruptions,
--Palo Alto to buy CyberAr…

Minnesota's Walz mobilizes National Guard to help with St. Paul cyberattack
Tea suspends direct messaging and gets hit with class actions over breach, CISA to release Wyden-demanded report to unblock Plankey nomination, Google has not received UK backdoor demand, Orange breach triggers minor disruptions, Palo Alto to buy CyberArk for $25m, much more

Republicans have blocked the release of the Trump/Epstein files 8 different times in the past 3 months.
Now Mike Johnson is refusing to swear in Arizona congresswoman elect, Adelita Grijalva (D), because she could unblock the release of the files.
And they hope you'll just forget about it.
#releasethetrumpepsteinfiles

In preparation for Python 3.14 and official free-threading / nogil support, I present argon2-cffi-bindings 25.1.0!
It comes with 3.14t wheels (and new ARM64 wheels for Windows for good measure). Currently, this is mostly to unblock everyone who wants to test things since it depends on a beta version of CFFI for 3.14 .
There’s no need for changes to argon2-cffi proper.