Critical systems
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PNLD breach reaches central government bodies
Contact details exposed through the Police National Legal Database include police, defence, central-government, criminal-justice, and public users.
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Hungarian Treasury isolates farm systems after attack
Hungary has isolated systems administering agricultural and rural-development funding after a cyberattack encrypted files, while claims of data theft and an exposed WebLogic server remain under investigation.
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TP-Link provisioning flaws expose network control
Fifteen newly disclosed vulnerabilities show how weaknesses in automated TP-Link device enrolment could be chained against controllers, cloud services, credentials, and managed network infrastructure.
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UK relaunches £350,000 security innovation call
UK Defence Innovation has opened a security competition offering projects up to £350,000 to develop prototypes addressing cyber resilience, protective security, and Home Office priorities.
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Swiss SharePoint attack exposes 200 accounts
Switzerland’s federal IT office is rebuilding affected SharePoint servers after an attack compromised credentials for roughly 200 user and technical accounts.
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DNA software flaw exposes file integrity risk
Thermo Fisher has patched a high-severity weakness that could permit nearly undetectable modification of human-identification data files, while three unsupported products will receive no update.
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INC linked to SonicWall exploitation campaign
Researchers have linked INC ransomware activity to attacks exploiting two SonicWall SMA 1000 vulnerabilities, although the vendor has not publicly attributed the campaign.
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UKGI file exposed officials’ work details
A UK Government Investments file containing management information and the work details of 51 officials remained publicly accessible for around 40 hours after a policy failure.
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PNLD confirms police contact data breach
PNLD has confirmed that police and criminal-justice contact information was compromised and published on the dark web, while ruling out exposure of passwords and crime records.
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5G core flaws expose inherited trust
Researchers found 84 previously unknown vulnerabilities across seven open-source cellular cores, including weaknesses capable of denial of service and session hijacking.