
Unit 42 says Falcon C2 compromised government sites via browser JavaScript
The framework stole credentials and cookies, sideloaded Chrome extensions, and delivered the Antino implant over OneDrive.
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The framework stole credentials and cookies, sideloaded Chrome extensions, and delivered the Antino implant over OneDrive.

ESET found the toolset at agencies in Kazakhstan and Romania, where it collected selected NATO and EU correspondence.
Officials say the shutdown was precautionary, with no confirmed system access or stolen data.

The 10 billion yen package includes AI teams and cyber rescue units after data breaches hit major companies and government agencies.

Attackers used 27 compromised logins found on October 30; the portal is shut and police were notified.

An unknown operator exfiltrated 69GB of migrant worker and contract data from the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration to a Singapore staging server.

Officials cite data on about 260 million people since April, while leak reports rose from 303 in September to 830 in October.
The loader uses signed Microsoft components, can hide activity, and its delivery path is unconfirmed.

Records cover CBP, ICE, and CISA staff; the leaker claims an Okta SSO source, which Okta says it has no evidence was compromised.
The set includes phones, emails, job titles and some surveillance, forensics and undercover roles.
FOD Financiën says the attack was stopped within hours without data access, and extends an October 31 filing deadline to November 16.
FPS Finance says there is no sign data was stolen and will extend the October 31 filing deadline later.

Kaspersky traced a CAB in the Windows update folder to AppDomainManager injection and a layered .NET loader.

The Icepick archive, last updated August 19, lists emails, phones, supervisors, and more than 55,000 permission groups across seven DHS components.
Attackers made about 11 million requests and extracted data linked to roughly 750,000 identification numbers.

Infoblox says unauthorized NS delegations on maharashtra.gov.in and a separate Hidden Hawk operation abused school and government domains for SEO.

New campaign-finance submissions were blocked from late October 26; voting and already filed public records were not.

Hackers stole identity, health and financial records on 750,000 people via an exposed, unauthenticated logging service.
The outage comes about a week before the November 3 elections; past reports remain searchable.

Public statements do not yet say whether messages were read or any data was taken.
Attackers hit unauthenticated government services from October 22 to 23; card data was not compromised, officials say.
Keith Faber says monitoring quarantined the threat and he does not believe residents’ or local governments’ financial data is at risk.
Staff are directed to approved tools such as Copilot, whose security was tightened after a review.

Within two hours the attackers reached password hashes, MFA secrets, and an NTLM-relay path toward Domain Admin.
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