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securityweek.com · medium

Nikkei discloses theft of 1.83 million records from cloud development service via previously compromised credentials

Japanese media group Nikkei (publisher of The Nikkei and the Financial Times) disclosed a data breach affecting about 1.83 million records held in a cloud service used for system development. On the morning of October 7, attackers used previously compromised credentials to access the service. About 1.68 million records held only non-ident…

bleepingcomputer.com · medium

Nikkei discloses third breach in a month: stolen credentials expose 1.83M records in cloud-hosted development system

Nikkei Inc. disclosed a third data breach in about a month, exposing 1.83 million records stored in the cloud. Attackers used stolen credentials to access a development system in the early hours of October 7. About 150,000 records contained at least one of: full names, email addresses, physical addresses, phone numbers or dates of birth, …

welivesecurity.com · medium

Brand deal scam impersonating Hollyland, Nike and Spotify hijacks YouTube creators' Google accounts

A modular phishing campaign targets YouTube creators with personalized sponsorship offers from fake brand representatives. One variant impersonates Hollyland, a maker of wireless video transmission equipment, and also Nike and Spotify. Victims are led through a convincing fake collaboration platform to a bogus "Sign in with Google" page t…

securityweek.com · medium

Rapid7 Q3 2026: High-severity flaws exploited in 3 days on average, ransomware dominates, AI limited to 8% of incidents

Rapid7's Q3 2026 threat landscape report finds that high-severity vulnerabilities were exploited an average of three days after disclosure, with 71% exploited within the first seven days. 79% of them are classed as 'holy grail' flaws, meaning remote and needing no credentials or user interaction. Ransomware remains the dominant threat. Th…

cisa.gov · high

CISA and FBI #StopRansomware advisory on Gunra, a Conti-derived RaaS exploiting Fortinet and VPN flaws for double extortion

The FBI, CISA, DC3, NSA, USSS and the Republic of Korea's KNPA issued joint advisory AA26-222A on Gunra ransomware. Gunra appeared in April 2025 as a double-extortion variant derived from the leaked Conti source code. It launched a structured RaaS affiliate program in January 2026, also operating under the alias Golden Community, and recr…