RansomwareBerlin Under Extortion: Data Stolen from State Network as Government Refuses to Pay Ransom
Berlin confirmed data theft from two ministries in a cyberattack and refused to pay ransom. Rhysida claims 5.79TB stolen, unverified by officials.
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RansomwareAurora, the ransomware that uses Cursor: months of attacks designed with Claude Sonnet
Aurora ransomware used Cursor with Claude Sonnet for attacks on 20+ orgs. Zig encryptor for Windows, Linux, ESXi. Details inside.
RansomwareQilin claims ATF: intrusion confirmed, but impact remains confined to an isolated system
On August 26, the ransomware group Qilin added the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives ATF to its leak site. In the following days, the
RansomwareRhysida claims 5.79 terabytes of data from Berlin government: ransom refused, investigations ongoing
Rhysida ransomware group claims 5.79TB data from Berlin government including personal info; ransom refused. Investigations continue amid election concerns.
RansomwareLog4j Alarm Downsized, 700 Active AWS Keys, and State-Sponsored Threats: Security Week
Security week: Log4j alarm downsized, 700+ AWS keys exposed, ransomware hits, data breach myths, and state threats emerge.
RansomwareATF confirms Qilin ransomware attack: investigative target system compromised
ATF confirms Qilin ransomware attack compromised an investigative target system, isolated from other networks. DOJ investigating.
RansomwareRansom Busters: The Fake Middleman Trying to Divert Ransomware Payments
Discover how Ransom Busters, a fake recovery service, contacts ransomware victims before public disclosure to divert payments and steal data.
RansomwareClop Exploits Windchill: JSP Web Shell Steals Credentials and Engineering Data
Analysis of Clop ransomware's exploitation of CVE-2026-12569 in PTC Windchill, using a JSP web shell to steal engineering data and credentials from PLM servers.
RansomwareMedusa Ransomware Victims Surpass 500: Healthcare and Critical Infrastructure in the Crosshairs
CISA and FBI report Medusa ransomware has over 500 victims, with attacks on healthcare and critical infrastructure, exploiting vulnerabilities rapidly.