Wednesday: Stalkerware just a US trifle, growth of Chinese memory manufacturers (heise.de)

• US regulatory response to stalkerware remains largely ineffective.
• China's memory chip market expansion poses risks to supply chain autonomy.
• Russian-linked cyber actors targeting domestic and industrial router vulnerabilities.

"This analysis covers the lenient regulatory response to stalkerware vendors in the US, contrasting with the rapid expansion of Chinese memory chip manufacturing capacity. The report also highlights a surge in Russian-backed cyber campaigns targeting router infrastructure. Microsoft's latest efforts to address Windows security vulnerabilities are evaluated alongside the broader implications for technical resilience."