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troyhunt.com · medium

ShinyHunters Carhartt data leak found to be largely synthetic TPC-DS data, cutting 24.9M claimed emails to about 13M

Troy Hunt of Have I Been Pwned (HIBP) analysed the leak that ShinyHunters attributed to Carhartt. The leak was claimed to hold more than 50 GB of customer and employee records. The initial extraction showed 24,876,077 unique email addresses. Closer review showed that a large share came from the TPC-DS benchmark dataset (tpcdssf1000) store…

grahamcluley.com · medium

Smashing Security #486: vibe-coded NZ shop site exposed, Flock ALPR cameras hacked, plus Base44, Odido and North Korea fake-interview links

Episode 486 of the Smashing Security podcast (host Graham Cluley, guest Dave Bittner) covers two main stories. An Auckland store's vibe-coded website reportedly let the public edit its inventory, and bogus listings appeared within hours, including socks, an $850 banana and New Zealand's national parks. A hacker collective also physically …

grahamcluley.com · medium

Smashing Security #488: FBI arrests ransomware negotiator in ShinyHunters probe; ASOS app hijacked to message all customers

Episode 488 of the Smashing Security podcast, hosted by Graham Cluley with guest Paul Ducklin, covers several recent security stories. The lead item is the arrest by the FBI of an executive at a ransomware negotiation firm, reportedly at a cybersecurity conference, in connection with the investigation into the ShinyHunters gang. The hosts…

theregister.com · critical

Danfoss and Copeland refrigeration controllers hacked across ~700 French supermarkets despite earlier vulnerability warnings

Unknown attackers compromised thousands of internet-exposed refrigeration controllers late on Sunday, raising temperatures to as high as 122°F (50°C), spoiling food and causing fires at nearly 700 French supermarkets. France's ANSSI warned of widespread compromises of Danfoss controllers and a day later added Copeland and its Dixell brand…

theregister.com · high

Ahold Delhaize takes IT systems offline across US and European brands after cyberattack, second major incident in two years

Ahold Delhaize, the Dutch grocery group behind Food Lion, Giant Food, Stop & Shop, Hannaford, Martin's and Albert Heijn, confirmed that a cyberattack caused by "malicious actions of others" forced it to proactively take IT systems offline, including websites and apps. The incident was first disclosed on October 12 and affected most of the…

schneier.com · medium

US military commissary refrigeration outages under Army CID, AFOSI and DCIS investigation; cyber cause unconfirmed

A reader comment on Schneier on Security (Clive Robinson, 14 Oct 2026), posted under a thread about connected fridges in France, cites a Stars and Stripes report of refrigeration outages at US military commissary stores. Army CID's Cyber Field Office and the Air Force Office of Special Investigations confirmed active investigations, with …

thehackernews.com · high

Chinese-speaking actor uses autonomous Cairn AI agents to attack 1,200+ websites and breach 100+ companies, incl. Deere and SharkNinja

A Chinese-speaking operator used the open-source AI agent framework Cairn to run autonomous attacks against more than 1,200 sites, reaching websites of over 100 companies, including Deere, SharkNinja and Cummins. Researcher Snorre Fagerland of NorForge found the operation around 2 October 2026 by scanning for about two dozen exposed Cairn…

gbhackers.com · high

Chinese-speaking operator uses Cairn-based autonomous AI agents to breach 100+ e-commerce websites in AIA0001 campaign

A Chinese-speaking operator used autonomous AI agents on the open-source Cairn platform to compromise the websites of more than 100 companies. NorForge tracks the most active campaign as AIA0001: over 1,100 attack projects across 14 dashboards, and more than 1,200 break-in attempts overall. Targets were e-commerce businesses in the United…

newsroom.trendmicro.com · low

Trend Micro survey finds overconfident, cost-pressured holiday shoppers at higher risk of AI-fueled online scams

Trend Micro published its Holidays, Scams, and AI survey of 6,536 consumers across the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and Taiwan (2,100 in the U.S.), conducted 31 October to 10 November 2025. It shows a gap between scam-spotting confidence and actual exposure: 56% of Americans are very or extremely confid…

infosecurity-magazine.com · high

Danfoss StoreView controllers exposed in France fall 71% after October 11 cyber-attack on supermarket refrigeration

Censys observed a 71% drop in internet-exposed Danfoss StoreView control panels in France in three days after the October 11 cyber-attack on hundreds of French supermarkets. The attack targeted refrigeration controllers that Danfoss confirmed were mostly older models without security updates (AK-SM800, AK-SC355) or newer models on outdate…

securityweek.com · high

Threat actors abuse open source AI platform Cairn to automate attacks on e-commerce sites, reportedly breaching over 100 organizations

Threat actors are abusing the open source AI platform Cairn, an agent-coordination engine usable as an autonomous penetration testing tool, to automate attacks on hundreds of websites worldwide. AI security firm Norforge found the activity after threat actors left their Cairn panels exposed, following a Gambit Security report on attackers…

thehackernews.com · exploit público critical

Weekly Recap: BeyondTrust 0-day by Armory Castle, Ledger supply-chain implants, French refrigeration attacks, ConnectWise breach

This weekly recap covers several concurrent incidents. ConnectWise disabled seven application identities and suspended Cloud Backup after unknown actors abused them to compromise Microsoft 365 tenants. China-nexus Armory Castle (UNC5221 / Warp Panda) exploited BeyondTrust Remote Support flaw CVE-2026-102764 (CVSS 9.3) as a zero-day in lat…

sentinelone.com · critical

Weekly CTI roundup: ShinyHunters-linked arrest, DPRK laptop farms raided, Ledger supply-chain implants, French refrigeration sabotage

This SentinelOne weekly roundup covers three developments. The FBI arrested Edward Dubrovsky, a former CYPFER executive, on conspiracy and extortion charges. Kash Patel described him as a suspected co-conspirator of ShinyHunters, though he has not been officially named as one. The FBI says the group breached more than 140 organizations an…

theregister.com · high

Attackers increasingly target building automation and OT systems; French grocery refrigeration hack causes spoilage and fires

A still-unknown actor hacked thousands of remote-controlled refrigeration systems across hundreds of French grocery stores, spiking temperatures, spoiling food and sparking fires. The incident fits a broader trend of extortionists and other attackers going after physical systems to maximise real-world pressure on victims. Earlier examples…

infostealers.com · medium

Infostealers weekly report 12-19 Oct 2026: Gmail, Google and Facebook credentials dominate stealer logs, Indian banks among top corporate victims

The weekly InfoStealers report for 12-19 October 2026 summarises stealer-log telemetry on compromised machines, credentials and sessions. The United States ranks 8 by country of infection with 438 machines. Gmail is the most affected email provider with 1,225,748 users, followed by Hotmail (90,554) and Yahoo (33,493). Sessions and saved c…

sentinelone.com · high

Weekly CTI roundup: Ryuk access broker sentenced, TraderTraitor FLATROOF/ROOFDECK macOS backdoors, AI-agent skimming of 600K cards

This SentinelOne weekly roundup (Week 39, 2026) covers one law enforcement success and two active threat campaigns. A US court sentenced Armenian national Karen Serobovich Vardanyan ("Maneeken"/"Karl Lagerfeld"), an initial access specialist for Ryuk ransomware, to two years in prison and over $1.2 million in restitution. SentinelLABS ide…