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Attackers exploited a third-party provider to withdraw up to $133 million from the bank's accounts.
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Attackers exploited a third-party provider to withdraw up to $133 million from the bank's accounts.

Three men impersonated CEOs and lawyers with AI to trick companies into sending $129 million in wire transfers between 2024 and 2026.

Everest claims 812 GB but no verification or evidence of sabotage or encryption; operations unaffected.

Check Point found 1,608 live public consoles and ten exposed databases; one operator burned 36 billion tokens stealing signing certificates.

Malware led named vectors with 71 cases, and 98 breaches began at public-facing applications.

Ryan James Roach and Mathiew James Stubbings allegedly hacked university computers to mine cryptocurrency between 2016 and 2019.

Canadians accused of compromising university networks for cryptocurrency mining between 2016 and 2019.

The firm shared a pre-publication report with Dark Reading and offers three theories, which the excerpt does not include.

Italian organizations account for about 7% of initial-access listings, far above what the country's size would suggest.

The linked Dark Reading page returns a 404, so no case details, agencies, or charges are available.

Agencies in 21 countries identified 65,929 victims and losses exceeding $385 million from June 29 to August 31.

Global operation arrested 1462 suspects and recovered $105 million.

Operation Serengeti III, from June 29 to August 31, linked networks to over $385 million in losses and 65,929 victims.
German police detained a Russian man linked to the 2024 Synnovis hack that disrupted London NHS hospitals.

Hackmageddon counted 588 confirmed Q3 2026 incidents, led by cyber crime and malware.
SuspectFile reviews six years of ShinyHunters activity, but the excerpt lacks new incident details.

FBI arrested Canadian cybersecurity executive Edward Dubrovsky in Pennsylvania, linked to the ShinyHunters extortion investigation.

Oleg Korniev pleaded guilty in the US for leading Your Mule Cashout, a 15,000-mule cybercrime laundering network.
Oleg Korniev pleaded guilty to leading YMCO, which laundered at least $10 million through more than 15,000 money mules.

Oleg Korniev admitted running 15,000 U.S. money mules that laundered millions for cybercriminals.
Alleged ATM malware author Anibal Canelon Aguirre pleaded not guilty in Nebraska federal court.

September 2026 saw 182 confirmed incidents, with cyber crime at ~74%, malware the top vector, and public-facing apps the leading entry point.

Jordan detained suspected ShinyHunters member Saif al-Din Khader, who is reportedly cooperating with the FBI.
Authorities disrupted KillSec ransomware, alleging a 16-year-old led an operation with about 500 victims.
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