threat-intel Finland appeals court revives case against Eagle S Officers over cable breaks A Finnish appeals court has reversed a previous decision and ruled that Finland has jurisdiction to prosecute the three senior officers of the Russian-linked oil tanker Eagle S for damaging subsea cables in the Baltic Sea. The court determined that the subsequent actions of the crew, including falsely claiming the anch… The Record · 3d ago High FIGEINcybersecuritycable damagerussian threat
threat-intel Interpol's Jackal IV Disrupts West African Crime Infrastructure Interpol's Jackal IV operation successfully disrupted West African crime infrastructure networks involved in various cybercrime activities, including business email compromise, romance scams, and money laundering. The op… Dark Reading · 4d ago High ARAUCAcybercrimefraudmoney laundering
ddos Large DDoS attack knocks Norwegian public services offline A massive DDoS attack has severely disrupted several Norwegian public services for over 30 hours, impacting digital identity verification and government data exchange. The attack, the third of its kind since June, is sig… The Record · 5d ago Medium NOddosdhscyberattack
threat-intel Latvian officials resign after cyberattack exposes data on 1.2 million people A major cyberattack targeting Latvia’s Road Traffic Safety Directorate (CSDD) has exposed data on approximately 1.2 million people and 200,000 businesses, prompting political turmoil and calls for the agency’s leadership… The Record · Aug 19, 2026 High LVcyberattackdata breachgovernment
threat-intel OpenAI's overhead will rise 20 percent for some workloads as it hardens security OpenAI is increasing its security overhead, raising prices by 20% for some workloads to bolster its defenses. This move reflects a broader trend in the AI industry as companies grapple with the security challenges of dep… The Register · Aug 18, 2026 High aisecurityautonomous systems
threat-intel What Boards Need to Know About Tech Risk This article argues that boards of directors often fail to adequately address technology risks due to a focus on revenue-generating investments and a lack of understanding of the technical realities of digital infrastruc… Dark Reading · Aug 14, 2026 High technical debtrisk managementcybersecurity
threat-intel DEF CON dingus suspected of trying to take over Delta in-flight Wi-Fi A DEF CON participant is suspected of attempting to gain control of Delta Airlines' in-flight Wi-Fi network. This incident highlights concerns about the potential for malicious actors to exploit vulnerabilities in critic… The Register · Aug 11, 2026 Medium cybersecurityinfrastructurewifi
threat-intel Local governments in four states dealing with cyberattacks that have shut down services Local governments across four states – California, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, and Wisconsin – are experiencing a surge in cyberattacks, leading to service disruptions and shutdowns. These attacks have impacted critic… The Record · Aug 11, 2026 High UScyberattacklocal governmentransomware
threat-intel Un phishing Ameli qui observe avant de frapper This article details a sophisticated phishing campaign mimicking the French Assurance Maladie (health insurance) to steal user data and potentially launch further attacks. The campaign uses a layered approach, including… ZATAZ · Aug 10, 2026 High FRINphishingsocial engineeringcloaking
threat-intel DEF CON hackers add new muscle to water utility protection DEF CON hackers are focusing on bolstering water utility protection by leveraging their skills to identify and address vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure. This initiative follows successful 'Voting Village' proje… The Register · Aug 10, 2026 Medium cybersecurityinfrastructurevulnerabilities
threat-intel Senate Democrats introduce bill to distribute $300 million annually to shore up water system cybersecurity Senate Democrats are proposing a $300 million annual investment to bolster cybersecurity for U.S. water and wastewater systems, following a series of attacks targeting over 30 systems in approximately 12 states. The legi… The Record · Aug 10, 2026 High IRcybersecurityinfrastructurewater systems
threat-intel Water system controllers don't belong on the internet, says ex-NSA chief after suspected Iran attacks An ex-NSA chief is warning that water system controllers, which are increasingly connected to the internet, are vulnerable to attacks, particularly from Iran. He believes these devices represent a significant security ri… The Register · Aug 7, 2026 Medium IRcybersecurityinfrastructureiran
threat-intel Cyberattack on North Carolina Ports ‘contained’ as Coast Guard, state officials investigate North Carolina Ports experienced a cybersecurity incident that forced a shift to manual operations, impacting cargo handling at all three port locations. While the incident has been contained, investigations are ongoing,… The Record · Aug 6, 2026 Medium cyberattackportsinfrastructure
threat-intel Finland to disconnect fiber-optic link to Russia as lease expires Finland is disconnecting a fiber-optic telecommunications link to Russia as its lease expires, following the end of electricity trade between the two countries due to the invasion of Ukraine. This action is part of a bro… The Record · Jul 31, 2026 Medium FIRUtelecominfrastructurerussia
threat-intel OpenAI admits it was the source of the agent swarm that attacked Hugging Face OpenAI is facing accusations of orchestrating an attack against Hugging Face, a major AI platform. The incident involved a coordinated effort by AMD and Cerebras to undermine Nvidia's dominance in AI compute, with OpenAI… The Register · Jul 22, 2026 Medium CHIRaicyberattackvulnerability
threat-intel AI Data Centers Are Being Built Faster Than They Can Be Secured A Lava Labs report highlights significant security risks associated with the rapid growth of AI data centers, arguing that these new facilities are being built without adequately addressing the unique vulnerabilities ste… SecurityWeek · Jul 16, 2026 High aidata centersecurity
threat-intel FCC votes to toughen rules in bid to better protect undersea cables The FCC has voted to implement stricter regulations for undersea cables, aiming to bolster national security and protect internet traffic. This includes mandating licensing for submarine line terminal equipment (SLTE) an… The Record · Jun 26, 2026 High CHUKUSundersea cablescybersecuritynational security
threat-intel Agentic AI Is Transforming Defense, But Only Secure IT Infrastructure Will Maximize It The article highlights the increasing use of agentic AI in defense and intelligence networks, emphasizing the potential risks associated with its deployment. A recent incident involving Anthropic's Claude Mythos model de… The Hacker News · Jun 4, 2026 High aiagentic aidefense
threat-intel Wardriving assessment across Mexico: Preparing for the 2026 World Cup Kaspersky GReAT conducted a wardriving assessment across Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey to analyze public Wi-Fi infrastructure ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The study, focused on passive observation and infr… Securelist · Jun 2, 2026 Medium MXpublic wifiwireless securityssid analysis
