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EU Commission Confirms Data Theft From Europa.eu Cloud Platform After Intrusion

EU officials say attackers stole data from the cloud systems behind Europa.eu. ShinyHunters claims a 350GB haul as investigators assess impact.

#cybersecurity, #europeanunion, #databreach, #cloud, #aws

technology

FERC Approves Sweeping Cybersecurity Overhaul for the U.S. Power Grid

Federal regulators approved tougher NERC security rules for low-impact devices, virtualized control systems and more control rooms—reshaping grid compliance.

#cybersecurity, #powergrid, #ferc, #nerc, #criticalinfrastructure

technology

Hasbro Cyber Incident Forces System Shutdowns, Risks Weeks of Shipping Delays

Hasbro says it contained unauthorized network access but took systems offline, warning of shipment delays as it navigates new SEC cyber disclosure rules.

#cybersecurity, #hasbro, #sec, #supplychain, #databreach

health

QualDerm cyberattack triggers 3.1 million patient breach notices across 17 states

A cyberattack on dermatology manager QualDerm may have exposed data on 3.1 million patients, raising questions about delays, oversight and PE consolidation.

#cybersecurity, #healthdata, #hipaa, #dermatology, #privacy

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Google Closes $32 Billion Wiz Deal, Making Cloud Security a Centerpiece of Its AI Push

Alphabet’s Google finalizes its $32B cash purchase of Wiz, betting on multi-cloud security to boost Google Cloud and deepen its AI strategy.

#google, #cybersecurity, #cloud, #mna, #ai

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TELUS Digital probes suspected cloud data theft as ShinyHunters claims massive trove

TELUS Digital says it is investigating unauthorized access after ShinyHunters claimed a near‑petabyte cloud theft tied to earlier supply‑chain breaches.

#cybersecurity, #databreach, #telus, #cloudsecurity, #privacy

technology

LexisNexis Probes Cloud Breach After Hackers Claim Theft of Millions of Legal and Government Records

LexisNexis is investigating an AWS breach tied to a known software flaw after FulcrumSec claimed it stole millions of records, including .gov users.

#cybersecurity, #databreach, #aws, #lexisnexis, #government

technology

Apple expands silent security updates on iPhone, speeding fixes—and raising transparency questions

Apple’s “Background Security Improvements” quietly patches Safari and system libraries between iOS releases, as Australia emergency-call fixes spotlight the stakes.

#apple, #iphone, #ios, #cybersecurity, #softwareupdates

technology

Anthropic says new Claude model found 500-plus high-severity flaws in open-source software

Anthropic unveils Claude Opus 4.6 and says it helped uncover and validate 500+ serious, previously unknown flaws—raising new questions about AI-scale security.

#ai, #cybersecurity, #opensource, #zeroday, #anthropic

technology

International AI safety report warns frontier systems are outpacing oversight

A major international report says frontier AI is advancing faster than testing and governance, raising risks from deepfakes to cyber and bio misuse.

#ai, #aisafety, #deepfakes, #cybersecurity, #governance

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School Cyberattacks Expose Gaps in Data Disclosure as PowerSchool Ransom Claim Spreads and Portland Probe Drags On

North Carolina schools face renewed extortion after the PowerSchool breach, while Portland, Maine took nearly a year to confirm exposure of sensitive data.

#cybersecurity, #schools, #databreach, #powerschool, #ransomware

technology

Google Tests Gemini-Powered ‘Auto Browse’ Agent Inside Chrome

Google is rolling out an experimental Chrome feature that lets Gemini click, scroll and fill forms to complete online tasks—raising new security and privacy questions.

#google, #chrome, #gemini, #aiagents, #cybersecurity

technology

Fortinet disables FortiCloud SSO worldwide after critical cross-tenant login flaw is exploited

A critical FortiCloud SSO bug let attackers cross into other customers’ Fortinet devices. Fortinet flipped off SSO globally, then rushed patches.

#cybersecurity, #fortinet, #vulnerability, #sso, #cisa

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Ingram Micro says July ransomware attack exposed data of 42,521 employees and applicants

Ingram Micro says a SafePay-linked July ransomware attack exposed personal data for 42,521 workers and applicants, with notices sent in January.

#cybersecurity, #ransomware, #databreach, #ingrammicro, #identitytheft

technology

Oracle E‑Business Suite Zero‑Day Sparks Months‑Long Extortion Wave, With More Than 100 Orgs Hit

A critical Oracle E‑Business Suite flaw let attackers steal finance and payroll data at 100+ organizations—fueling ransom emails months after patches.

#cybersecurity, #oracle, #zeroday, #ransomware, #databreach