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Threat Researchers Detect 4x More Identity-Enabled Attacks as Infostealers Continue to Surge

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Red Canary’s 2025 Threat Detection Report highlights top and emerging cybersecurity threats, including fakeCAPTCHA, LLMJacking, and macOS malware

Adversaries have access to more tools than ever to compromise organizations, fueling a rise in attacks and straining security teams

None of the nearly 93,000 threats analyzed in this report were prevented by customers’ expansive security controls, including all leading endpoint protection (EPP) and IAM platforms

DENVER, March 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Red Canary, a leader in managed detection and response (MDR), today unveiled its seventh annual Threat Detection Report, examining the trends, cyber threats, and adversary techniques that organizations should prioritize in the coming months and years. The report tracks the MITRE ATT&CK® techniques that adversaries abuse most frequently, and this year noted four times as many identity attacks compared to the 2024 edition. After debuting in the top 10 in 2024, cloud-native and identity-enabled techniques surged in this year’s report, with Cloud Accounts, Email Forwarding Rule, and Email Hiding Rules ranking among the top five.

“2024 marked the rise of cloud-native and identity-enabled attacks, with three of the top five techniques we detected falling into these categories. This highlights the immense value adversaries place on identities – compromise one, and they gain access to countless systems,” said Keith McCammon, co-founder and Chief Security Officer at Red Canary. “Unfortunately, the rise of identity and access management (IAM) and identity providers hasn’t deterred adversaries. Instead, it has made centralized identities even more lucrative targets as once compromised, adversaries can gain access to numerous disparate systems. Organizations must recognize identities as a frontline for defense and strengthen their security posture to stay ahead of adversaries.”

Research highlights major shifts in the threat landscape
The data that powers Red Canary and this report are not mere software signals—this data set is the result of hundreds of thousands of investigations across millions of protected systems and identities. Each of the threats Red Canary detected in 2024 were not prevented by the customers’ expansive security controls. They are the result of a breadth and depth that Red Canary leverages to detect the threats that would otherwise go undetected.

Red Canary’s 2025 report provides in-depth analysis of nearly 93,000 threats detected within more than 308 petabytes of security telemetry from customers’ endpoints, networks, cloud infrastructure, identities, and SaaS applications over the past year. The total number of threats detected increased by more than a third compared to 2024’s report as a result of not only more customers, but also Red Canary’s expanded visibility into cloud and identity infrastructure.

The analysis shows that while the threat landscape continues to shift and evolve, adversaries’ motivations do not. The tools and techniques they deploy remain consistent, with some notable exceptions. Key findings include:

Click, paste, compromised – One of the most successful new initial access techniques observed this year was paste and run, also known as “ClickFix” and “fakeCAPTCHA.” In this attack, adversaries socially engineer users into executing malicious scripts under the pretense that doing so will fix something, like providing access to a video or document.VPN abuse is rampant and difficult to detect – Adversaries constantly use virtual private networks (VPNs) to conceal their location and bypass network controls, but employees also rely on them for legitimate activity. Strikingly, organizations in the educational services sector accounted for 63 percent of all VPN use – a disproportionately high share given their smaller presence among Red Canary’s data. This highlights that environments from organizations in this sector are a potential hotspot for VPN-related security risks.RMM exploitation is on the rise – The use of remote monitoring and management (RMM) tools for command and control and lateral movement is growing, enabling adversaries to drop malicious payloads including ransomware. This year, Red Canary saw malicious use of NetSupport Manager break its yearly top 10, highlighting the popularity of RMM tools amongst adversaries.The not-so-helpful IT desk – Phishing remains prevalent in many forms. Email, QR code (aka “quishing”), SMS, and voice phishing attacks all increased in 2024. Often adversaries posed as IT personnel, asking victims to download malicious or remote control software. In 2024, Black Basta paired email bombing with social engineering, posing as IT personnel “helping” with the issue to gain access and install RMM tools.

The rise of LLMJacking to attack cloud infrastructure

While cloud attacks rose overall in 2024, the techniques adversaries abused have largely remained the same as in past years. However, adversaries have shifted more of their efforts to attacking and compromising cloud infrastructure and platforms:

Red Canary observed adversaries attempting to impair defenses inside cloud environments by disabling or modifying firewall rules and logging. Gaining access through compromised cloud accounts or valid credentials, adversaries elevate their privileges by granting the identity additional roles.With the rise of LLM usage, cloud services such as AWS Bedrock, Azure OpenAI, and GCP Vertex AI have become prime targets for adversaries in an attack known as “LLMJacking.” Adversaries have reportedly sold access to these hijacked models as part of their own SaaS “business” and passed all LLM usage costs to the victim.

Info-stealing malware is the ultimate identity threat

In 2024, stealer malware infections were on the rise across Windows and macOS platforms. Adversaries use stealers to gather identity information and other data at scale. In 2024 there were some interesting variations in the use of infostealers, including:

LummaC2 was the most prevalent stealer detected in 2024, operating under a malware-as-a-service (MaaS), and selling for anywhere from $250 per month to a one-time payment of $20,000. Its growing popularity and expanded scope make it a major threat, exposing user credentials and enabling adversaries to gain initial access to organizations using legitimate accounts.Adversaries commonly use LummaC2 to deliver NetSupport Manager, Red Canary’s seventh most detected threat detected in 2024 – giving them a gateway to deploy other malicious payloads as a follow-up to their initial attack.

Mac malware ran rampant

In 2024, macOS experienced the same phenomenon that Windows did: an exponential increase in stealer malware.

Red Canary detected 400 percent more macOS threats in 2024 than in 2023, including an exponential increase in malware driven by Atomic, Poseidon, Banshee, and Cuckoo stealers. Atomic Stealer was the most prevalent, appearing on Red Canary’s monthly top 10 threat rankings five times.In September 2024, detections dropped off sharply after Apple remediated a popular Gatekeeper bypass technique abused by numerous malware families. 95 percent of stealer infections happened before September and just five percent occurred after, highlighting the dramatic and immediate impact that patching can have.

“This year’s report makes clear that the malware-as-a-service ecosystem has fully matured and is operating at a similar level to the legitimate software industry,” continued McCammon. “The sheer accessibility of the tools that adversaries can use to compromise organizations has led to an explosion in attack volume, overwhelming security teams. AI is becoming an essential tool for helping analysts cut through the noise and focus on threats that matter. By streamlining workflows and augmenting human expertise, AI enables security teams to detect and respond to threats faster, preventing adversaries from gaining an advantage.”

Recommended actions:

Limit unsanctioned VPN usage. Tighter policies around acceptable use of VPNs will mean that abuse is rare and becomes a potential signal of suspicious logins and other malicious activity when they are present.Manage your centralized identity management solution. A central identity solution isn’t an excuse to kick back. Centralized identity solutions make organizations more secure, but they’re also a priority target for adversaries. Organizations should pay special attention to the evolving threat landscape and be careful to manage their identity infrastructure as safely and securely as possible.Mitigate risk by making patching a top priority. It remains one of the best ways to protect yourself from risk. Unpatched vulnerabilities are one of the most common entry points for adversaries, making timely updates critical to reducing exposure.Balance accessibility to cloud systems with protection. Verify that permissions and configurations are correctly set, and stay informed on how your organization uses cloud infrastructure. Distinguishing between legitimate and suspicious activity requires a deep understanding of what’s normal in your environment.Assess and test your defenses. Look at the top threats and techniques and ask: ‘am I confident in my ability to defend each of these?’ Red Canary’s open source test library Atomic Red Team is free and easy to adopt.

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Read the full interactive report or the condensed executive summaryRegister and join the Inside the 2025 Threat Detection Report webinar on March 26 at 2:00pm ET

About the Threat Detection Report
The full report is intended as a reference library for security practitioners to improve their ability to prevent, mitigate, detect, and emulate cyber threats. It offers detailed guidance on data sources that log relevant evidence of adversary behaviors, tools that collect from those data sources, insight into how security teams can use this visibility to develop detection coverage, and much more deeply actionable information.

The Threat Detection Report sets itself apart from other annual reports by offering unique data and insights, accompanied by recommended actions derived from a combination of expansive visibility and expert, human-led investigation and confirmation of threats.

Each of the nearly 93,000 threats Red Canary detected in 2024 were not prevented by the customers’ expansive security controls. They are the result of a breadth and depth that Red Canary leverages to detect the threats that would otherwise go undetected.

About Red Canary
Red Canary is a leader in managed detection and response (MDR). We serve companies of every size and industry, focusing on finding and stopping threats before they can have a negative impact. As the cornerstone security operations partner for nearly 1,000 organizations, we provide MDR with industry-leading threat accuracy and a world-class customer experience across identities, endpoints, and cloud. For more information about Red Canary, visit: https://redcanary.com/.

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FORMER SGX CIO & CTO TINKU GUPTA APPOINTED VICE CHAIRMAN OF WISSEN TECHNOLOGY SINGAPORE

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Appointment strengthens Wissen’s Singapore leadership and growth ambitions, building on its expanding client relationships and engineering-led technology capabilities.

SINGAPORE, Nov. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Wissen Technology, a global technology services and solutions company, is strengthening its Singapore presence through a delivery-led approach built on deep engineering expertise, a product-engineering mindset and a focus on solving complex business problems. Building on early client wins with strategic clients, the company has appointed Tinku Gupta, former CIO and CTO of SGX Group, as Vice Chairman of Wissen Technology Singapore, strengthening its leadership as it expands its regional ambitions.

Wissen’s approach centres on combining engineering excellence with business understanding to help enterprises modernise critical technology platforms, accelerate innovation and deliver measurable outcomes. Its growing client base in Singapore reflects the relevance of this approach across businesses seeking reliable, scalable and future-ready technology solutions.

Ms. Gupta brings more than 30 years of experience across technology, financial market infrastructure, business operations and cybersecurity.  During her career at SGX, she held leadership roles across business, technology, and operations – most recently serving as CIO and CTO. In her technology roles, she oversaw major modernisation initiatives while sustaining the resilience of mission-critical trading and clearing infrastructure. Earlier, as Business Head of Market Data & Access, she was responsible for growing the business through the development and launch of strategic products and services.

Commenting on the appointment, Raghu Pareddy, Founder & CEO, Wissen Technology, said, “At Wissen, we believe strong engineering must begin with a clear understanding of the business problem and the outcomes that matter to the client. Our growing presence in Singapore, including early engagements with leading enterprises across financial services and other sectors, reflects the confidence clients place in our engineering and delivery capabilities.”

“As Vice Chairman, Tinku will support Wissen Technology Singapore’s growth and client engagement strategy. She brings an important additional dimension to our leadership – technology expertise combined with the perspective of having led major delivery initiatives within a leading financial market infrastructure institution. Her experience will help us strengthen the connection between what clients need and what we engineer and deliver, as we build our next phase of growth in Singapore.” adds Raghu

Ms. Tinku Gupta, Vice Chairman, Wissen Technology Singapore, said, “Having spent much of my career on the enterprise side, I understand that technology decisions are ultimately judged by the business outcomes they deliver. Engineering excellence is essential, but it must go hand in hand with an understanding of the client’s priorities, operating realities and long-term ambitions. Wissen’s product-engineering mindset and delivery-led approach resonate strongly with this belief. I look forward to bringing that perspective to the team, strengthening our client relationships and contributing to Wissen’s continued growth in Singapore.”

Tinku Gupta holds a Master’s degree in Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering with First Class Honours and has completed the AI Senior Executive programme at the National University of Singapore and a Professional Certificate in Coaching from Singapore Management University.

About Wissen Technology

Wissen Technology is a global technology services and solutions provider that combines strategy, design and engineering to help enterprises achieve digital transformation at scale. Founded in the United States in 2000, the company has expanded its global footprint across India, the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, the UAE, Singapore and Canada.

With more than two decades of expertise, Wissen has delivered over US$1 billion worth of projects and serves more than 20 Fortune 500 companies across banking and financial services, telecom, healthcare, retail, manufacturing and energy.

For more information, visit https://www.wissen.com/ for further updates, visit LinkedIn profile: https://in.linkedin.com/company/wissen-technology 

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Chocolate Finance Brings New Spare Cash Management Experience to Hong Kong

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Enjoy 3.8% p.a. Daily Returns on First HK$100k — A new place for your spare cash with no lock-ins, no minimums, no hoops.

HONG KONG, Nov. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Singapore-born fintech Chocolate Finance has brought an innovative spare cash management experience to everyone in the city. Built on its signature “Happy Money” philosophy and the simple belief that “when your money is happy, you are happy too”, Chocolate Finance arrives in Hong Kong committed to offering a radically simple, transparent, and flexible alternative for managing spare cash.

Currently managing over HK$10 billion in assets and trusted by over 130,000 users, Chocolate Finance has officially expanded this proven and trusted financial solution from Singapore into Hong Kong SAR and also the UAE, allowing more people to experience the joy of daily returns on their idle cash.

Letting Your Spare Cash Work Hard For You Every Day

Unlike traditional financial products that often require locking up funds or large minimum amounts, Chocolate Finance is a simple, flexible place for spare cash, regardless of the amount. The platform delivers a way for busy Hong Kongers to see returns daily and move money freely:

Happy Returns: Enjoy 3.8% p.a. return on your first HK$100,000, and 3.5% p.a. on the next HK$200,000. Returns on the first HK$300,000 are supported by the Chocolate Advantage Programme — if the underlying portfolio’s actual return falls below these stated rates, Chocolate Finance will make up the difference, so users can enjoy the stated returns (*Subject to Programme Terms & Conditions) (Programme valid until 30th June 2027, or until total AUM reaches HK$1 billion, whichever is earlier).Daily Returns: The moment you put money into your Chocolate Finance account, you’ll start earning returns the very next day, and then see your returns – Every. Single. Day.No Lock-ins, Instant Withdrawal: Take your money out anytime. Withdrawals of HK$50,000 or less per day are usually instant under normal circumstances. Zero penalties, zero handling fees.No Minimums: Start with as little as HK$100. Regardless of the amount, you can begin your financial journey right away.Easy sign-up within minutes: Opening an account is easy with seamless identity verification support via “iAM Smart”.

A Proven Track Record of Financial Revolution

Headquartered in Singapore, Chocolate Finance was founded by visionary entrepreneur Walter de Oude. Leveraging his experience in founding Singlife and successfully revolutionizing the insurance industry, Walter is taking it a step further by simplifying finance for everyone. Built on the belief that people deserve a better place for their cash, Chocolate Finance is designed to make your spare cash work harder for you. With the attractive daily returns, the Chocolate Finance platform puts financial power back into the hands of the people. Currently in Singapore, the platform manages over HK$10 billion (SGD $1.6 billion+) in assets and is trusted by over 130,000 users. With its official expansion into Hong Kong, Chocolate Finance introduces this proven financial solution to the local market.

Walter de Oude, Founder and Global CEO of Chocolate Finance, shared: “Finance should feel good. We envision a world where people feel joyful, confident, and empowered by their money. Everyone deserves a better place for their cash, which is why we created Chocolate Finance — to build a simple, beautiful financial alternative that makes everyday life better. As we expand from Singapore to Hong Kong, our commitment has remained the same. We are here to reshape how people view and manage their money, turning idle cash into ‘happy money’ with radical simplicity and clarity. In a world of complexity, we’re focused on making financial happiness feel simple, consistent, and genuinely within reach.”

Tim Jones, Chief Executive Officer at Chocolate Finance Hong Kong, added: “Hong Kong is a global financial hub with no shortage of savings and investment products. However, we saw a gap between what these traditional products offer and what people in Hong Kong actually want today – simplicity, transparency, and a bit of joy when managing their money. Chocolate Finance’s signature daily returns and Happy Money philosophy was designed to fill this gap, and so far the response from our early users has been phenomenal. We’re excited to keep rolling out our platform all across Hong Kong, to help make every day a little richer for all of us.”

Peace of Mind: Security & SFC-Regulated Infrastructure

While the user experience is built for joy, the infrastructure is built for security and strict compliance:

SFC Licensed: Chocolate Finance HK Ltd is  licensed by the Securities and Futures Commission (CE No. BSF252) for Type 1 (dealing in securities), Type 4 (advising on securities), and Type 9 (asset management) regulated activities.Independent Bank Trust Accounts: User funds are safeguarded in segregated trust accounts with official bank custody partner Standard Chartered Bank, ensuring strict separation from company funds.Global Asset Management Partners: The Chocolate Managed Account invests in SFC-authorised, investment-grade short-term bond and fixed-income funds from established global asset managers, currently including Amundi, Invesco, and Aberdeen.Account Security: To keep your money and data safe, Chocolate Finance employs institutional-grade multi-layered security measures — including two-factor authentication (2FA), real-time transaction monitoring, and regular independent audits.

Account Opening Process

Users can simply download the Chocolate Finance app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and complete the account registration in just a few minutes to start their  “Happy Money” journey. Account opening is subject to identity verification and approval. 

About Chocolate Finance

Founded by visionary entrepreneur Walter de Oude, Chocolate Finance is a Singapore-born fintech built around one simple belief: when your money is happy, you’re happy too.

Already trusted by over 130,000 customers with more than SGD $1.6 billion+ in balances, Chocolate Finance provides a better place for your spare cash. No hoops & complex rules, no lock-ins and no minimum balances. Just daily happy returns, and the freedom to access your money whenever you need it. Make life richer.

The platform is operated by Chocolate Finance HK Ltd, licensed under the Securities and Futures Ordinance (Cap 571) to carry out Type 1 (dealing in securities), Type 4 (advising on securities), and Type 9 (asset management) regulated activities (CE No. BSF252).

*Chocolate Finance opens an individual discretionary account for each client, and the above returns are supported by the “Chocolate Advantage Programme” (“Programme”). All client funds will be used for fund investment purposes, and the fund portfolio returns may be higher or lower than the above returns. When portfolio returns exceed the specified returns, Chocolate Finance will charge a management fee. If Chocolate Finance suspends or terminates the “Programme”, returns will depend on the actual performance of the investment portfolio, and returns on the first HK$300,000 invested may be lower than the above returns. Clients will be notified in advance if Chocolate Finance modifies, suspends, or terminates the Programme.

Chocolate Finance is a brand name of Chocolate Finance HK Limited (CE No. BSF252), regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong to carry out Type 1, Type 4, and Type 9 regulated activities.

The above returns are currently supported by the promotional activity “Chocolate Advantage Programme”, valid only during the programme period, and do not constitute any guarantee of returns or principal. Chocolate Finance opens an individual discretionary account for each client, and all client funds are invested in funds. Portfolio performance may be higher or lower than the specified returns. When performance exceeds specified returns, Chocolate Finance will charge a management fee calculated based on the net asset value of the discretionary account, capped at 2% p.a., with no subscription or redemption fees.

Under the “Instant Withdrawal Programme”, withdrawals within HK$50,000 per day generally arrive instantly, valid only during the programme period. Withdrawals exceeding HK$50,000 per day generally arrive within 3 business days. If you have recently added funds, executed multiple transactions in a short period, or if portfolio rebalancing is underway, withdrawals may take up to 7 business days to reach your account.

The programme period for the “Chocolate Advantage Programme” and “Instant Withdrawal Programme” runs from now until 30 June 2027, or until the total Assets Under Management (AUM) in Chocolate Managed Accounts reaches HK$1 billion – whichever is earlier. Chocolate reserves the right to suspend or terminate the “Chocolate Advantage Programme” and “Instant Withdrawal Programme” at any time, including but not limited to instances of abnormal market volatility, excessive usage, high withdrawal amounts, foreign exchange restrictions, or other force majeure events. Clients will be notified in advance if Chocolate Finance modifies, suspends, or terminates the programmes.

When Chocolate Finance suspends or terminates the “Chocolate Advantage Programme”, returns will be calculated based on the actual performance of the underlying funds. Returns on the first HK$100,000 invested may be lower than 3.8% p.a., and returns on subsequent amounts may be lower than 3.5% p.a. When Chocolate Finance suspends or terminates the “Instant Withdrawal Programme”, withdrawals will generally arrive within 3 business days.

Past performance is not indicative of future performance. This material does not constitute any investment advice, nor an offer, recommendation, or solicitation to buy or sell any securities or investment products. All investments involve risks, including the risk of losing the entire investment amount. Such activities may not be suitable for all individuals. This advertisement has not been reviewed by the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong. For details, please visit the official website chocolatefinance.com/hk.

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The Next Frontier: Consciousness & UAP: $100,000 Research Prize Winner Announced

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The Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS) has announced the winner of the 2026 Linda G. O’Bryant Noetic Sciences Research Prize, a $100,000 award that will fund a study of consciousness-associated Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP, formerly known as UFOs).

NOVATO, Calif., Nov. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — The winning study, selected from more than 80 qualifying proposals, comes from a multidisciplinary team of six. Peter Skafish, PhD, a sociocultural anthropologist and Co-Founder and Executive Director of The Sol Foundation, leads the team as Principal Investigator. Brian Lord, PhD, a cognitive neuroscientist and postdoctoral researcher at the University of Arizona, serves as Co-Principal Investigator, and David Dominguez Hooper, engineer and Founder and CEO of ELDAEON Inc., is Co-Investigator. Collaborators are Damon Abraham, PhD (experimental psychologist, Entangled Labs); Jacob Haqq-Misra, PhD (astrobiologist, Blue Marble Space); and Garry Nolan, PhD (immunologist, Stanford University School of Medicine). For the first time in the prize’s four-year history, a single team will receive the full $100,000.

“IONS proved itself to be over the horizon of even heterodox thinking in their decision to fund a scientific inquiry not only into UAP but also into one of the most enigmatic questions the phenomena raise: what is their relationship to human consciousness?”–Peter Skafish

The team will organize a group of experienced practitioners to apply meditation and conscious intention to invite contact with UAP at a remote site in the American Southwest. Practitioners’ experiences will be recorded alongside physiological measures and instrumental records of the sky and the physical environment. Using preregistered methodology, the study will analyze the data to test whether deliberate contact practice generates changes in reported experiences and in independently recorded events in the sky and environment. De-identified data and methods will be shared openly, and null results will be released on the same schedule as positive ones.

According to IONS leadership, this year’s prize was created to bring UAP into open, consciousness-inclusive science, and to carry forward a question with profound implications for humanity that its founder, Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell, pursued for decades: whether consciousness and contact are connected.

“The Sol Foundation couldn’t be more happy to receive the recognition of IONS for our research,” said Peter Skafish. “IONS proved itself to be over the horizon of even heterodox thinking in their decision to fund a scientific inquiry not only into UAP but also into one of the most enigmatic questions the phenomena raise: what is their relationship to human consciousness?”

This year, distinguished external experts, including Daniel P. Sheehan, Jessica Utts, Adam Curry, Sean Esbjörn-Hargens, Richard Dolan, and J.J. Hurtak, joined members of the IONS science team on the judging panel, chaired by Arnaud Delorme. The panel’s selection was then ratified by the IONS Board of Directors.

IONS researchers will collaborate with the winning team on the study, which is expected to begin in December and run for one year, with results to be shared in 2028. The winning team was announced on October 30 during a live event, which can be watched here.

More About IONS & the Linda G. O’Bryant Noetic Sciences Research Prize

The Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS) is a nonprofit scientific research center whose mission is to reveal the interconnected nature of reality through scientific exploration and personal discovery. Founded in 1973 by Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell, IONS investigates consciousness, interconnectedness, and extended human capacities to help foster a more compassionate and thriving world. The Linda G. O’Bryant Noetic Sciences Research Prize, now in its fourth year, is funded through an endowment created by Linda G. O’Bryant, member of the IONS Board of Directors, and overseen by the Board. To arrange an interview with Peter Skafish or IONS leadership, contact communications@noetic.org. More details about the prize and winners can be found here.

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Leslie G. Lovejoy, Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), 1 707-775-3500, communications@noetic.org, www.noetic.org

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