The telecommunications sector experienced a four-fold increase in ransomware attacks over the past 4 years. This sector is a critical component of national infrastructure, making it a prime target for both ransomware groups and nation-state actors.

A critical security vulnerability has been identified at the HitBTC Exchange by the blockchain security researchers. Despite attempts to responsibly disclose the issue, HitBTC has not responded.

The hacking group Crimson Collective has claimed responsibility for a significant data breach involving the U.S. fiber broadband provider Brightspeed. The breach reportedly affects over a million residential customers.

The CL0P ransomware group has targeted Oracle EBS vulnerabilities, affecting organizations such as Korean Air and the University of Phoenix. The University of Phoenix reported a breach compromising personal data of nearly 3.5 million individuals.

The new strategy identifies cyber operations linked to China, Russia, and North Korea as significant threats. These attacks have targeted public institutions, private companies, and essential services, leveraging advanced technologies like AI.

The Shinhan Card data breach has exposed the personal information of approximately 192,000 card merchants. This incident highlights the risks associated with internal misconduct within financial institutions.

A critical security flaw in Somalia's e-visa system has been identified, exposing sensitive personal data of travelers. This vulnerability allows unauthorized access to passport details, full names, and birth dates.

Coupang, a leading South Korean e-commerce platform, has experienced a massive data breach affecting nearly 34 million customers. This incident is one of the largest cybersecurity breaches in South Korea in recent years.

A data breach at Mixpanel—a third-party analytics vendor used by OpenAI—has led to the exposure of limited identifiable information belonging to some OpenAI API users. The breach was exclusively attributed to Mixpanel.

A threat actor known as Dark Storm, a pro-Russian hacktivist collective, has escalated its cyber disruption campaigns across Europe and Russia, increasingly targeting government institutions and critical infrastructure.