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  1. Ransomware Attack Stops Nova Scotia Power Meter Readings

    Nova Scotia Power revealed that a ransomware attack has prevented meters from sending energy usage data to its systems, impacting billing

  2. Microsoft Patch Tuesday: One Zero-Day and A Potential 'Wormable' Flaw

    CVE-2025-47981 has the “unfortunate hallmarks of becoming a significant problem,” said WatchTowr’s CEO

  3. Chinese State-Sponsored Hacker Charged Over COVID-19 Research Theft

    The US allege that the hacker stole critical COVID-19 research from universities at the behest of the Chinese government

  4. MacOS Infostealer AMOS Evolves with Backdoor for Persistent Access

    The addition of a backdoor to the Atomic macOS Stealer marks a pivotal shift in one of the most active macOS threats, said Moonlock

  5. M&S Chair Details Ransomware Attack, Declines to Confirm if Payment Was Made

    M&S chairman Archie Norman provided more insights into the April ransomware attack, but did not confirm whether a payment was made to the attackers

  6. Researchers Reveal 18 Malicious Chrome and Edge Extensions Disguised as Everyday Tools

    Researchers from Koi Security have detected 18 malicious Chrome and Edge extensions masquerading as benign productivity and entertainment tools

  7. Over 500 Scattered Spider Phishing Domains Poised to Target Multiple Industries

    Check Point discovered around 500 suspected Scattered Spider phishing domains, suggesting the group is preparing to expand its targeting

  8. Malicious Open Source Packages Surge 188% Annually

    Sonatype’s latest Open Source Malware Index report has identified more than 16,000 malicious open source packages, representing a 188% annual increase

  9. Red Team Tool Developer Shellter Admits ‘Misuse’ by Adversaries

    The company behind AV/EDR evasion tool Shellter has confirmed the product is being used by threat actors

  10. Chinese Video Surveillance Vendor Hikvision to Fight Canadian Ban

    China’s Hikvision vows legal battle after Canada bans its operations, citing national security concerns

  11. New Bert Ransomware Group Strikes Globally with Multiple Variants

    Trend Micro has observed the Bert ransomware group in operation since April 2025, with confirmed victims in sectors including healthcare, technology and event services

  12. Iran-Aligned Hacking Group Targets Middle Eastern Governments

    Iran-aligned BladedFeline group has been observed targeting the government of Iraq and KRG with advanced malware

  13. Researchers Share CitrixBleed 2 Detection Analysis After Initial Hold

    Vulnerability research company WatchTowr published a detection analysis for the Citrix Blled 2 flaw

  14. Hackers Target Employee Credentials Amid Spike in ID Attacks

    Cybersecurity researchers have observed a 156% increase in credential theft incidents between 2024 and Q1 2025

  15. Qantas Contacted by Potential Cybercriminal Following Data Breach

    Qantas said it is currently validating the contact, and has informed law enforcement

  16. Hundreds of Malicious Domains Registered Ahead of Prime Day

    Check Point has discovered over 1000 suspicious domains registered in the run-up to Amazon Prime Day

  17. IT Giant Ingram Micro Reveals Ransomware Breach

    Distributor Ingram Micro says it has found ransomware on its internal systems

  18. Ransomware: Hunters International Is Not Shutting Down, It's Rebranding

    Some admins of Hunters International are now part of the encryption-less cyber extortion group World Leaks

  19. Taiwan Flags Chinese Apps Over Data Security Violations

    Taiwan warned that popular Chinese-owned apps, including TikTok and Weibo, are harvesting personal data and sending it back to servers in China

  20. EU Launches Plan to Implement Quantum-Secure Infrastructure

    The EU’s Quantum Strategy includes plans to develop secure quantum communication infrastructure across the region

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