Unknown attackers used a third-party service provider to conduct fraudulent transactions at Crédit Mutuel Arkéa, forcing system shutdowns and losses that may reach $133 million.
Unidentified intruders reached Crédit Mutuel Arkéa through a third-party provider, triggering unauthorized transfers and forcing temporary system shutdowns, with losses estimated as high as $133 million.
Fraudsters are borrowing the names of well-known companies and famous figures to run prize draws that harvest personal details, trigger paid subscriptions, and never pay out.
DigiCert says an unidentified intruder reached an internal business system this summer, opened an account without authorization, and accessed commercial customer data.
Federal prosecutors in the United States have charged three European suspects in a nine-figure fraud that used executive impersonation and AI assistance, and they are seeking extradition.
Unidentified intruders reached Chainalysis internal tooling, exposing credentials and active tokens for the entire customer base and raising takeover risk.
A compromise affecting freezer controls at European grocery chains has interrupted distribution and highlighted how OT failures can spread across the food retail sector.
U.S. agencies say malicious actors are going after internet-exposed refrigeration controllers at European grocery stores and blood-collection facilities.
A patching rush is underway after OpenSSH maintainers and musl libc developers addressed an authentication bypass that can accept arbitrary passwords in certain configurations.
ENISA and EU authorities say unknown intruders have hit commercial cooling and industrial control systems in multiple member states, with a new wave reported by November 1.
Unidentified attackers are manipulating refrigeration control systems at supermarkets and temperature-controlled warehouses, prompting a joint U.S. advisory on Nov. 6, 2026.
Unknown intruder exposed credentials, hashed passwords, and active tokens across Chainalysis Reactor and Data Solutions, forcing service shutdown and access revocation during investigation.
Federal cyber agencies say intruders are going after industrial cooling and temperature-monitoring environments worldwide, with spoiled food, harmed equipment and fire hazards among possible effects.
A Russian-linked disinformation campaign is reportedly using AI, impersonation, and forged papers to target schools in Peru and Ecuador through a locally presented front group.
Attackers are using counterfeit event invitations and two rented phishing kits to capture employee credentials and authentication sessions for Microsoft and Google accounts.
OpenSSH maintainers have shipped a fix for a ten-year-old bug in musl Linux builds that could let an attacker gain root through extremely long passwords.
A Russian government-linked intrusion set, APT29, is turning compromised websites into collection points that profile and steal data from several thousand mobile visitors, with no CVE to patch.
Russian state-linked intruders are compromising Apple and Google mobile devices without user interaction to steal sensitive data across Ukraine, the U.S., and Europe.
An authentication bypass in the openssh-server package distributed by Alpine Linux allowed logins without valid credentials, prompting an out-of-band 10.6p2 fix.
A flaw in ChatGPT's Lockdown Mode let researchers quietly pull conversation content without victim action, raising phishing risk; OpenAI fixed it in November 2026.