🇹🇬BREAKING: FTAPI Confirms Ransomware Attack by The Gentlemen

German secure file-transfer provider FTAPI has confirmed a ransomware incident after the group The Gentlemen listed it on its leak site.
Attackers breached a single internal server on 14 September 2026 and deployed ransomware. FTAPI isolated the system, brought in external forensics experts, notified customers and partners, fulfilled regulatory duties, and filed a police report.

The company states its platform, customer systems, and the data exchanged by customers were not affected. Operations continued without interruption.
A countdown on the leak site shows roughly five days remaining.

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🇹🇬BREAKING: ShinyHunters Suspect Held Another 90 Days — Laptop Contained Murder Plots

A Rotterdam court today ordered 24-year-old convicted Dutch hacker Pepijn van der S. to remain in custody for at least another 90 days.

Police arrested the suspected ShinyHunters member on 15 September in Amsterdam. Investigators found information on his laptop about two murders planned abroad, with indications that he ordered them. He is now also suspected of attempted solicitation of murder.

Authorities stress that the murder-related suspicion is a separate case from the ShinyHunters investigation. Van der S. was not arrested in connection with the Odido telecom hack.

Van der S. was previously sentenced in 2023 to four years for hacking and extortion. He had been released earlier this year and was working in cybersecurity at the time of his re-arrest.

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🇹🇬BREAKING: PS5 Jailbreak Released for Firmware 7.00–13.60

A new public jailbreak called Relapse has been released for PS5 and PS5 Pro consoles running firmware 7.00 through 13.60. It uses a WebKit exploit chained with a kernel vulnerability and can reportedly run homebrew and unsigned code.

The exploit reportedly loads within seconds. Sony’s newer 14.00 firmware is not supported.

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🇹🇬JUST IN: Surat Cybercrime Cell Arrests Dubai-Linked Fraud Suspect

Surat Cybercrime Police arrested 38-year-old Mohammad Sadiq Tambuwala at Mumbai International Airport after he arrived from Dubai. Police allege he supplied bank accounts to Dubai-based cyber-fraud syndicates and had evaded arrest for three years.

Investigators linked him to an online task scam in which a victim lost ₹29.89 lakh, while one associated bank account recorded ₹5.17 crore in transactions over just two days and was linked to 49 cybercrime complaints.

Police are now investigating the wider international network and tracing additional bank accounts and transactions.

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🇹🇬BREAKING: Vercel Confirms KVM Zero-Day

Security researcher Paulos Yibelo claims to have discovered a full VM-escape zero-day, allowing a guest VM to reach the host with root-level access.

Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch confirmed that the company identified a KVM zero-day through its Vercel Sandbox bounty program, describing it as affecting a major Linux virtualization technology. A full technical write-up is reportedly coming.

Vercel’s Sandbox bounty program offers up to $50,000 for Critical vulnerabilities, including Firecracker microVM-to-EC2 host escapes and cross-tenant access.

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🇹🇬BREAKING: Odisha Cyber-Fraud Mule Account Network Busted

Odisha Police arrested four people in Bhubaneswar for allegedly operating a mule-account network used by cyber fraudsters to route money across the country.

Police said the network used Telegram, WhatsApp, VPNs, crypto payments and SMS-forwarding APKs, with suspected links to foreign operators. The investigation began after a Bhubaneswar resident allegedly lost ₹91.9 lakh in an online investment scam.

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🇹🇬BREAKING: Man Dies After Fall From 43rd Floor of Noida’s Supernova

A 28-year-old software engineer, Sambhav Jain, from Manesar, died after jumping from the 43rd-floor balcony of an Airbnb at Supernova in Sector 94, Noida.

Police said Jain had booked the Airbnb for a one-day stay. An AC repair team working nearby reportedly spotted him at the balcony railing and tried to persuade him to step back, but he subsequently fell.

Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death, including reports of financial difficulties, debt and family-related stress.

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🇹🇬BREAKING: Retired Mumbai Teacher Duped of ₹89 Lakh in Digital Arrest Scam

A retired teacher from Chembur, Mumbai, was allegedly duped of ₹89 lakh by a fraudster posing as an NIA officer. The scammer falsely claimed her Aadhaar card was linked to a ₹2.55 crore fraud and threatened her with arrest. 

The woman sold gold and even took a ₹23 lakh personal loan to make payments to the fraudsters. She eventually confided in her daughter after being asked for more money, following which she approached the cyber police. 

Police have registered a case and launched an investigation.

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🇹🇬BREAKING: Denmark Reports Major Data Breach Affecting 8.8 Million

Denmark says unauthorised parties gained access to the names, addresses and CPR identification numbers of around 8.8 million people through the country’s Central Person Register.

The figure includes current residents, people who have emigrated and deceased individuals. The access occurred during September, after attackers misused a Danish private company’s legitimate access to the register.

Authorities have stopped the company’s access, while police and Denmark’s data protection authority investigate the incident. Officials say it is still unclear who was behind the breach.

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🇹🇬BREAKING: Benin Players Want Messi’s Final Argentina Shirt

Benin players are reportedly hoping to leave Lionel Messi’s farewell game with a piece of memorabilia from the Argentine legend.

Defender Tijani Mohamed has already said he plans to ask Messi directly for his shirt after the match, saying: “Messi, look, I love you so much, give me your shirt.”

The Argentina vs Benin farewell match is scheduled for October 6 at the Monumental in Buenos Aires.

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🇹🇬JUST IN: Japan’s Times Car Breach: 6.6M Accounts Affected

Japanese car-sharing service Times Car confirmed that approximately 6.6 million accounts were affected by unauthorised access. Personal information including names, addresses, birth dates, phone numbers and email addresses was accessed.

For around 1.6 million accounts, identity-verification documents including driver’s licence images were also exposed. Credit-card information was not affected.

A new report today says more than 37,000 people have registered interest in a potential class-action lawsuit over the breach.

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🇹🇬BREAKING: Pentagon Stops Using Anthropic AI

The Pentagon says it has ceased using Anthropic products, months after designating the company a supply-chain risk.

However, sources told the BBC that Claude was still being used last week, including in military operations involving Iran. Claude was also reportedly integrated into Palantir’s Maven intelligence platform.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth had set a deadline of late August to phase out Anthropic’s technology.

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🇹🇬BREAKING: ASOS App Used to Send Hacker Ransom Note

ASOS customers received a shocking “ASOS HACKED” notification through the company’s own app. The message, addressed to ASOS’ DPO and IT team, claimed attackers had fully compromised its Snowflake instance and threatened to leak data unless the company engaged with them. 

ASOS is investigating the incident, but there is currently no confirmation that customer data was accessed or stolen. The attackers also reportedly linked to a Telegram channel. 

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🇹🇬BREAKING: 960,000 Records From South Korea’s Largest Church Found on Hacker Server

Around 960,000 member records from Seoul’s Yoido Full Gospel Church were reportedly found on an attacker-controlled server, according to cybersecurity firm Oasis Security.

The 47.3GB data trove reportedly included names, addresses, phone numbers, resident registration numbers, around 330,000 offering records, 68,000 electronic approval documents and 14,706 internal messenger conversations.

The church says it is investigating the suspected breach with authorities and security experts, so the exact scope of the confirmed leak is still being established.

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