Cloud Backup Attack Disrupts Recovery, Plus 2 Stories
ConnectWise suspends Cloud Backup after attackers enter Microsoft 365 tenants. Plus the truth about AI pricing and Meta’s disputed website terms.
ConnectWise suspends Cloud Backup after attackers enter Microsoft 365 tenants. Plus the truth about AI pricing and Meta’s disputed website terms.
October’s Windows security update fixes an exploited download-warning bypass. Plus a Supreme Court privacy case, an Ivanti VPN zero-day, and a Docker Hub token flaw.
A supermarket refrigeration cyberattack spoiled food and caused fires in France. Plus an exploited Bricksforge flaw, workplace data sales, and bank AI scrutiny.
Claude’s false police tip and Microsoft’s new Execution Containers point to the same lesson: AI agents need limits the model cannot rewrite. Plus FortiBleed, Veeam backup risk, connected-car privacy, outsourced patch failures, and AI’s growing infrastructure bill.
FortiBleed is still using stolen credentials to lock organizations out of Fortinet gateways. Plus voter-data privacy, Cleo AI refunds, and an AI-drafted lawsuit.
Microsoft Execution Containers give Windows AI agents enforceable limits around files, networks, credentials, and system capabilities. Plus political AI calls, a critical Splunk flaw, and satellite phone service.
Connected cars and apps are sharing identifiers and location data with major tech companies. Plus exploited Zammad flaws, charging roads, and AI bug-report spam.
Apple is tightening macOS Full Disk Access as AI agents raise the stakes. Plus a school-vendor breach, fake Zoom malware, Amazon’s data-center promises, and a hijacked Microsoft account.
California narrows one heavily litigated web-tracking theory under CIPA. Plus an exploited FortiMail zero-day, 543,699 live GitHub credentials, and Amazon’s camera-equipped delivery glasses.
The FTC is investigating AI-agent risks as researchers report failed government-site probes. Plus an exploited Cisco flaw, rent algorithms, and smart-glasses privacy.
The OpenAI agent data leak made the week’s accountability problem concrete. Plus AI hospital billing, Meta’s New Mexico verdict, urgent security patches, scam ads and the people still responsible when automation goes wrong.
A New Mexico jury found 43.9 million consumer-protection violations involving Facebook. Plus active Check Point attacks, an FTC look at scam ads, and a Cloudflare container flaw.
Google was fined €403 million over location-data practices. Also: actively exploited Veeam and Zyxel flaws, the FAA’s new SMART traffic AI, and Australia’s fight over AI training and copyright.
Smart glasses trigger privacy and workplace scrutiny; an exploited Acronis hosting flaw needs patching; Russia’s MAX exposes super-app trust; and Claude now leads 26% of Anthropic’s AI R&D.
An exposed Vietnam-linked APIS database held 220.8 million passenger and crew records. Plus active MikroTik attacks, Microsoft 365 phishing that steals sessions after MFA, a 1.08-million-person Mathspace breach, and Australia’s plan to let users switch off algorithmic feeds.
PaperCut NG/MF is under active attack and needs Emergency Patch Release 2. Plus: DHS data demands, McKesson’s breach, a Lucid recall, and Anthropic’s music lawsuit.