Catch up quick

@ D.C.

📡 The Federal Communications Commission issued a proposed rule that would require telecom providers to submit a cybersecurity risk management plan to the agency for review each year, following the Salt Typhoon intrusions. (FCC)

🌎 Nathaniel Fick, the outgoing U.S. cyber ambassador, urged his successor to remain engaged in global tech and digital security debates or risk having Russia and China take a leading role in filling the gap. (Wired)

👀 The Salt Typhoon intrusions were first spotted on federal networks, before telcos detected them, CISA Director Jen Easterly said this week. (Nextgov)

@ Industry

🚘 General Motors is banned from providing drivers' behavior and geolocation data to consumer reporting agencies for five years under a new Federal Trade Commission settlement. (New York Times)

@ Hackers and hacks

⚠️ Chinese government hackers gained access to more than 3,000 unclassified U.S. Treasury Department files during a recent breach, including those belonging to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, according to a person who participated in a classified briefing on Capitol Hill this week. (Politico)

🚨 FBI leaders believe hackers who broke into AT&T's systems last year stole months' worth of their agents' call and text logs. (Bloomberg)

🏫 The PowerSchool hackers stole "all" historical data about students and teachers at some school districts. (TechCrunch)