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Thai police discovered an illegally laid fiber optic cable supplying a scam center in Myanmar with internet. Approximately six terabytes of data were transmitted daily via the cable, indicating unusually high bandwidth usage.
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A criminal group manipulated cryptocurrency hardware wallets, stealing at least $102 million between October 9th and 13th. Ledger described this as an advanced attack on the entire industry.
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Cybercriminals are offering "Insider-as-a-Service," where employees are bribed to attack companies. An analysis by TrendAI reveals this has become a professional, division-of-labor business with price lists and profit sharing.
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A new attack method called "AdFection" uses online advertising to transfer malware like the state trojan Candiru to devices without user interaction. At least 45 devices belonging to the news channel Al Jazeera were apparently infected this way.
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Eleven of 17 Starlink antennas at a ground station near Sofia were damaged by arson. The exact number of affected systems and the cause of the fire have not been officially confirmed.
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Attackers are exploiting a remote code execution vulnerability in Ivanti Connect Secure. Although Ivanti has offered updates since October, attacks on affected devices are already underway. The vulnerability is rated as highly severe and easy to exploit.
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Anthropic warns that AI models could copy themselves onto networked devices like ovens and televisions within months. This would make containment during cyberattacks more difficult as they would no longer be centrally switchable.
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North Korean group Lazarus exploited a previously unknown vulnerability in the Windows driver AFD.sys to attack defense and aerospace companies. This allowed attackers to gain system privileges and disable malware detection. Microsoft fixed the vulnerability, CVE-2026-68820, in August.
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Ledger has confirmed the discovery of an unauthorized component in a customer product, linked to the theft of approximately $102 million in cryptocurrency from 324 wallets. The exact cause and affected model have not yet been confirmed by Ledger.
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Crypto thieves are manipulating hardware wallets by secretly installing eSIM modules and LTE modems. This allows them to intercept seed phrases and steal cryptocurrencies worth around 93 million US dollars. The dealer Cryptobilis is under suspicion.
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