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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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Liechtenstein attack exposes ownership register data
Attackers copied beneficial-owner data relating to around 31,000 legal entities, while Liechtenstein suspended several other government systems to check for wider exposure.
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Amgen cloud breach exposed patient data
Amgen has declared a material cybersecurity incident after proprietary information and patient health data were exfiltrated from third-party cloud environments.
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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.
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Arch Linux freezes AUR changes
Arch Linux disabled package adoption and later all pushes to its user repository while responding to malicious package takeovers and follow-on commits.
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CosmosEscape crossed Azure tenant boundaries
A remediated Azure Cosmos DB vulnerability chain could have crossed tenant, regional, and network-isolation boundaries using a platform-wide credential.
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Bank of America agrees MDSec acquisition
Bank of America plans to acquire UK consultancy MDSec, bringing approximately 65 technical-security specialists into its established cyber operation in the North of England.
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Adform code targeted crypto wallet addresses
Malicious code delivered through Adform technology attempted to replace cryptocurrency wallet addresses copied by visitors to affected websites.
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ECB stress test finds cyber modelling gaps
The ECB found weaknesses in how eurozone banks connect severe geopolitical and cyber scenarios to capital, liquidity, and credible management action.