Cybercriminals gained access to the internal networks of OLV Pulhof, a secondary school in the Berchem district of Antwerp, shortly after the Christmas break, and claimed to have stolen sensitive data.

Delta, a prominent Russian provider of alarm and security systems, has experienced a significant cyberattack, leading to widespread service disruptions. The attack, described as large-scale and coordinated, has affected the company's operations.

A phishing campaign has been identified targeting Afghan government employees with emails disguised as official correspondence from the office of the prime minister. The campaign uses a decoy document to deliver malware named FalseCub.

The Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) has confirmed a data breach affecting approximately 750,000 investors due to a sophisticated phishing attack. CIRO confirmed that login credentials were not at risk during the breach.

Western cyber agencies have issued a warning about the growing digital threats to industrial operational technology (OT) systems. These systems are integral to critical infrastructure.

A sophisticated malware campaign, attributed to Russian cybercriminals, is targeting the European hospitality industry. The attack uses a fake "Blue Screen of Death" to deceive victims into downloading the DCRat malware.

Sedgwick Government Solutions, a subsidiary of Sedgwick, experienced a cybersecurity incident involving the TridentLocker ransomware gang, which claimed to have stolen 3.4 gigabytes of data.

Two U.S. banks have come forward to warn customers they were impacted by an August ransomware attack. Artisans' Bank and VeraBank informed regulators in Maine last week that recent data breaches were sourced back to a cyberattack on Marquis Software.

Cyberespionage group Goffee launched a campaign targeting Russian military personnel and defense-industry organizations. The campaign uses phishing lures, including fake New Year concert invitations and letters impersonating Russian officials.

A new spyware, dubbed ResidentBat, has been discovered on a Belarusian journalist's phone. This spyware targets Android devices and can access call logs, SMS, encrypted app messages, microphone recordings, locally stored files, and screen captures.