Breaches, ransomware and supply-chain compromises, with the lesson for people who run systems.
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The blockchain analysis firm says names, usernames, password hashes and live tokens for every user were exposed during an investigation into an attack on its systems, and that Reactor and Data Solutions access has been pulled.
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Apiiro says commands developers approved in Claude Code, secrets included, were saved word-for-word into project settings files that ended up in public repositories.
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Patrick Steven Yaroch used his access to FBI systems to pull cryptocurrency from wallets tied to adversarial nations and to crime victims, prosecutors say, compromising multiple investigations.
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Prosecutors say the men posed as executives and lawyers on calls, using AI to copy voices and images, and took roughly $129 million from companies.
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Prosecutors say the trio posed as CEOs and attorneys on calls with accounting staff at thousands of companies, then had money wired out and converted to cryptocurrency.
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mSeven Software's notice gives no detail on what was compromised, but support replies shared by customers say an encrypted database was taken from mSecure Cloud.
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The host says FTP/SFTP logins for anyone who used files.dreamhost.com between August and October 23 were exposed, and a limited number of webmail sessions too.
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EFS says no blood products were lost and no health impact has been identified after temperature and defrost thresholds were pushed to extremely high levels at three facilities.
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Binance's first incident report says a months-long campaign compromised three engineers' computers before attackers reached its wallet signing systems. The FBI has blamed TraderTraitor.
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The Interior Ministry says police identified the group's suspected members with help from Kaspersky. The alleged leader is under house arrest; two others were released under travel restrictions.
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Attackers used a flaw in third-party software to get into Frontline's environment on August 14; the company says the incident was contained the next day.
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Germany's BSI sent a letter to officials and public figures who got Apple's threat notifications, saying they should assume their devices are infected. Apple said the targets were in 99 countries.
