Australia severs Amadey control of about 180,000 infected computers
ASD operators accessed the Amadey backend and cut controller links without touching the infected machines.
ASD operators accessed the Amadey backend and cut controller links without touching the infected machines.
Across 1.2 million campaigns, iOS scripts and messenger phishing rose while cloaking’s share of suspensions fell to about 45%.
Photo ID, banking, digital ID and facial estimation remain; about 150,000 teens aged 16–17 lack photo ID.
Google's Android VRP marked the zero-click bug non-security and will not fix it; no CVE was issued.
TRM Labs says the provider took nearly one-fifth of tracked illicit bulletproof-hosting inflows in 2026, and the seizure may not kill the infrastructure.
About 63,000 Discoverable Servers get public web pages from November 16; new-message indexing starts mid-December.
Treasury says two Russians each moved about $3.5 million in crypto tied to North Korean IT workers in Russia.
Prosecutors say the host ignored abuse notices, offered to move infrastructure after law-enforcement requests, and took unhosted Bitcoin payments.
A visiting doctor posted pregnant patients’ records to an Instagram account with 28,000 followers; more women say they were never notified.
The State Department is offering up to $11 million for co-conspirator Volodymyr Tymoshchuk; Hive hit about 1,500 victims worldwide.
A court authorized seizure of virtualine.net; prosecutors allege it kept serving a forum after child-abuse complaints and have not charged operators.
Artem Stryzhak pleaded guilty after attacks on hospitals and large firms; an alleged accomplice remains at large.
Artem Stryzhak pleaded guilty in December 2025; the FBI says the groups caused more than $100 million in losses.
The annual report also covers an Amadey network of 180,000 computers and ASD wiping about 4.8 million stolen files.
He pleaded guilty after extradition from Spain for attacks from 2018 through 2021; prosecutors still seek co-conspirator Volodymyr Tymoshchuk.
Victim reports helped disrupt an August 2025 Akira campaign linked to a known SonicWall flaw.
The captured page is site navigation and does not include the report’s sectors, causes, or response details.
The disruption does not recover credentials already stolen, and ASD’s annual report does not describe the operation.
Roles span penetration testing, cloud networking, ISSO compliance and SOC 2 work across eight countries.
Ember data shows solar narrowly surpassed nuclear generation in 2025 and is expected to exceed it in 2026.
Andre McKechnie argued the ban breached cultural rights; the court said drug and alcohol controls justified it.
Cyfirma links a Lazarus-linked group using AI-ranked public exploits to monitor and scan 216 unpatched PHP hosts via private I2P channel.
Holders get deposits refunded within 30 days and a free year of FSD (Supervised) if they order a Model 3 or Model Y.
Trail of Bits released an audit tool; Node.js credited OpenAI researchers, and real-world exploitation is not stated.
Within two hours the attackers reached password hashes, MFA secrets, and an NTLM-relay path toward Domain Admin.
The unverified listing cites 108,426 files and a roughly five-day publication countdown; encryption is not shown.
Hackmanac reported 108,426 files and one HR set of 213,084 records, but those figures are unverified.
AWS says the two critical PHP bugs were exploited four days before disclosure; no public-sector compromise is confirmed.
CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 allow pre-auth code execution on PHP 7.x and 8.x, both scored 9.2.
Fixes are out only for PHP 8.2 and newer; Cloudflare and watchTowr report emerging attacks dubbed PHP2Shell.
A US, German and UK advisory says the group, active since August 2024, uses double extortion across four regions.
SafePay ransomware has compromised at least 600 organizations since August 2024 by exploiting exposed VPNs, remote access and backup servers.
The October 20 joint advisory covers activity since August 2024 and five exploited CVEs, including critical CVE-2024-40711.
Tampered configs sent Backupper 8.3.0 and later a dropper that installed Radmin and SHINYROAD.
NorForge says a Chinese-speaking operator ran over 1,100 projects across dashboards aimed at stealing payments.
Attackers briefly swapped update configs from April to July so Backupper fetched malware, and already infected PCs stay infected.
NorForge says exposed Cairn panels tied a Chinese-language cluster to web shells at named firms, with data theft unconfirmed.
UNC7017 used five-to-ten-minute windows to deliver CrossRoad and the ShinyRoad backdoor to anyone fetching packages.
Norforge found three exposed-panel clusters; Reuters names John Deere and SharkNinja, and about 10% of attempts succeeded.
Services are back in the UK, US and Australia, but SSO, password resets and several products were still degraded as of Tuesday.
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