ShinyHunters claims to have breached Vietnam's CIC, stealing 3 billion records.

Assuming Nepal is a software system and I scan for the OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities, I identify the following: 1. Broken Access Control: Flaws allowing attackers (provocateurs/अराजक) to access unauthorized resources (Singha Durbar/administrative offices) or perform actions beyond their permissions (vandalism). 2. Cryptographic Failures: Weak encryption (legal documents and case files are not secure at the present moment), leading to exposure. 3. Injection: Attackers (self-proclaimed leaders and intruders) inject malicious code into the system, exploiting improper input validation. 4. Vulnerable and Outdated Components: Politicians like Deuba, Oli, and Prachanda. 5. Identification and Authentication Failures: Weak authentication mechanisms allowing attackers (jholey) to compromise user credentials or sessions.

Dear Nigerian Banks, Research shows that many of you still operate on outdated or inadequately modernized systems, making it easier for hackers to exploit vulnerabilities. Customer confidence in banks as a safe place is rapidly declining, and addressing this issue is important to restoring trust.

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🌍 The Grandma Who Cut Off the Internet In March 2011, millions of Armenians woke up to find the internet… gone. Banks stopped, companies froze, and even parts of Georgia and Azerbaijan were affected. Many feared a major cyberattack. But the cause wasn’t hackers — it was a 75-year-old grandmother from Georgia. 👵⚡ While scavenging for scrap metal near Tbilisi, she found a large cable buried in the ground. Thinking it was copper, she started cutting it — not knowing it was the main internet backbone for the entire region. Within minutes, over 3.2 million people lost connection. It took 12 hours to repair the damage, with losses exceeding $1.5 million. When arrested, she simply said: > “I don’t even know what the internet is.” A small story, but a big reminder of how fragile our digital world can be — one accidental act can disrupt millions. #CyberSecurity #Network #Connectivity #Resilience #TrueStory

You’re not alone 🚫! South African businesses are facing an ever-growing wave of digital scams 🌊 from fake ads 🛑 and cloned websites 🌐 to deepfake calls 🤖 and OTP tricks 🔑. These attacks can hit any business, big or small, and the costs aren’t just financial 💸; they can affect trust, confidence, and peace of mind 😔. But knowledge is power 💪! Watch our video 🎥 to learn how to spot scams, act fast, and protect your team and finances 🛡️. #ScamSupport #BusinessSafetyTips #CyberSecuritySA #ProtectYourBusiness #FraudPrevention

🚨Cyberattack Alert ‼️ 🇺🇸USA - S&P Global Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters hacking group claims to have breached S&P Global. The group alleges that the attack occurred in February 2025, leading to the exfiltration of over 2–3 TB of data containing billions of records with personally identifiable information (PII), financial data, and corporate information. According to the attackers, the stolen datasets span several S&P Global platforms and services, including Panjiva, Xpressfeed, Capital IQ (CIQ), Global Mobility, and IPqwery. They claim the breach exposed over 32 million email addresses, 164 million personal records, 936 million company records, and more than 3.1 billion Panjiva shipping entries, containing detailed corporate metadata such as executive biographies, investment statuses, asset classifications, contact information, and shipment data. Discover more at hackrisk.io

S&P has suffered from Cyber attacks. Everyday governments, large companies is suffering. Ransomware is cheap, easy and powerful tool for attackers. And the only thing the defender can do is warning to their members... FUJI EXCHANGE can defend the data and the operation from these risks.

🚨 Breaking News 🚨 The European Commission has awarded YesWeHack the first position in its new €7.6M Bug Bounty framework contract. After a highly competitive tender, the European Commission entrusted us with securing the open-source software and other digital assets that power Europe’s institutions - thereby helping to protect the data and services millions of citizens rely on. This milestone strengthens YesWeHack’s position as the leading alternative to US vendors, and reinforces our mission: building trust through the power of ethical hackers. 👉 Read the full story in our press release: https://lnkd.in/eAk56Sri

What a milestone for YesWeHack...   The European Commission has awarded us first rank in its latest €7.6M #BugBounty framework contract.   This highlights not only the power of crowdsourced security, but also the significant role of YesWeHack within Europe’s #cybersecurity ecosystem. Full press release: https://lnkd.in/ebR374ZE   #HackThePlanet

What a milestone for YesWeHack... The European Commission has awarded us first rank in its latest €7.6M #BugBounty framework contract. This highlights not only the power of crowdsourced security, but also the significant role of YesWeHack within Europe’s #cybersecurity ecosystem. Full press release: https://lnkd.in/ebR374ZE #HackThePlanet