Cyber Dispatch™️
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University of Nottingham - 454,635 breached accounts.
Ransomware group The Gentlemen linked to Russian national.
Oracle PeopleSoft servers hacked in ShinyHunters data theft attacks.
YouTube has introduced its internal messaging feature

With this new feature, users can directly send videos, Shorts, and live streams to friends and family and chat about them without needing to leave the app.

This feature is accessible via a new icon at the top of the app and is designed to simplify content sharing.
New Online Platform Launched to Report Financial Cyber Fraud Cases.
AI Deployment in Critical Infrastructure Raises Security Considerations.
China Expands Use of AI-Powered Robots in Power Grid Infrastructure.
AI Assistants Enter Judicial Systems to Improve Efficiency and Case Handling.
UK Courts Begin Testing AI Tools for Legal Workflows.
Siemens and Schneider Electric Patch Critical Industrial System Flaws.
Industrial Disruption Highlights Growing Threat to Critical Infrastructure.
Cyberattack Halts Sugar Production Operations in Australia.
Privacy Concerns Rise Over Proposed On-Device Image Scanning in Britain.
Signal Pushes Back Against UK Proposal to Scan User Images.
Sensitive Cyber Queries Redirected to Safer Models in New Anthropic Release.
A stock app in Vietnam pushed a routine update. It was malware.

ESET says OceanLotus hijacked FireAnt Metakit's own update server to plant the SPECTRALVIPER backdoor on select investors.
Dismantling of hackers' money laundering network with $380 million turnover

Interpol and security agencies of several countries have dismantled a large cryptocurrency money laundering network called "AudiA6" that provided services to hackers and ransomware groups.
France links Israeli firm BlackCore to alleged election meddling in New York, Scotland, and beyond.
Hackers hid inside a network for nearly 10 years.

Not by dropping obvious malware, but by quietly changing the Linux login software itself.

Researchers say Velvet Ant backdoored PAM and OpenSSH components to steal credentials, log commands, and keep access inside a network with no direct internet access.
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A security researcher found a flaw in AMD's automatic update tool that could have allowed hackers to inject malicious programs into users' systems during update installation.
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Traces of chain attacks are discovered on the dark web before they occur

Investigations show that before many major cyberattacks, signs such as the sale of developer account information, software codes, access keys, and company data are seen in the underground internet space.