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RansomHouse Ransomware Breach Hits Askul: 740,000 Customer Records Stolen, Operations Disrupted for Months

Japanese e-commerce firm Askul confirmed a RansomHouse ransomware attack stole about 740,000 customer and partner records, disrupted operations since October, and forced shipment suspensions, system isolation, MFA rollout, and delayed financial reporting.

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SoundCloud Breach Linked to Stolen User Database, Millions Potentially Impacted

SoundCloud confirmed a security breach that exposed user email addresses and public profile data, affecting millions of accounts. The incident triggered service disruptions, VPN access blocks, and temporary outages as the company worked to secure its systems.

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Reddit Takes Australia to Court Over Controversial Under 16 Social Media Ban

Reddit has challenged Australia’s under 16 social media ban in the High Court, arguing it unlawfully restricts political communication, is ineffective, and unfairly applies to its forum based platform, calling for privacy preserving alternatives instead of blanket restrictions.

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Exclusive: Intel has tested chipmaking tools from firm with sanctioned China unit, sources say

Intel has tested advanced chipmaking tools from ACM Research, a firm with sanctioned China linked units, raising U.S. national security concerns despite no evidence of regulatory violations and Intel denying their production use.

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Hackers Hijack 700+ Gogs Servers Using Unpatched Zero Day in Massive Global Attack

Hackers are exploiting an unpatched Gogs zero day (CVE-2025-8110) to gain remote code execution via symlink path traversal, compromising over 700 servers. Attackers create rogue repositories, deploy Supershell malware, and target exposed instances with open registration enabled.

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Starcloud Makes History: First AI Model Trained in Space on Nvidia H100 Ignites Orbital Computing Revolution

Starcloud became the first to run and train advanced AI models in space using an Nvidia H100 GPU, proving orbital data centers could offer powerful, sustainable computing as Earth’s infrastructure strains.

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GrayBravo Expands Cybercrime with CastleLoader Malware Across Four Threat Clusters

Cybersecurity firm Recorded Future reports that the GrayBravo threat actor, using CastleLoader malware, operates four distinct activity clusters targeting logistics, booking platforms, and software updates, distributing multiple malware families under a MaaS model.

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Google Adds Layered Defenses to Chrome to Block Indirect Prompt Injection Threats

Google has introduced new Chrome security features to protect its AI tools from indirect prompt injections, adding layered defenses like a User Alignment Critic, origin controls, action approvals, and threat detection to prevent misuse and data leaks.

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Google faces EU antitrust investigation over AI Overviews, YouTube

Google faces an EU antitrust probe over using publishers’ content and YouTube videos to train its AI models without proper compensation or opt-outs. Regulators warn Google could face major fines and tighter oversight.

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ChatGPT hit by severe prompt injection bugs enabling silent data theft

Cybersecurity researchers uncovered seven major prompt injection flaws in OpenAI’s ChatGPT models, enabling zero click data theft, memory poisoning, and safety bypasses. Several issues persist, highlighting growing risks as AI systems gain browsing, autonomy, and long term memory features.

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Albiriox Malware Hits 400+ Financial Apps, Hijacks Banking and Crypto Accounts Worldwide

A new Android malware called Albiriox is targeting over 400 financial apps worldwide, using advanced on device fraud techniques to hijack real banking and crypto sessions, bypass security measures, and drain user accounts.

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Micron Exits Consumer RAM & SSD Market, Fueling New Memory Shortage Fears

Micron is exiting the consumer memory market, ending its Crucial branded DRAM and SSD products by February 2026 to focus on AI data center demand. The move deepens the ongoing memory shortage and leaves a major gap for PC builders.