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[DEVELOPING · BREACH] Social Engineering Exposes Levi Strauss Corporate Data Levi Strauss disclosed on Aug. 7 that social engineering gave an intruder access to three employees’ company-issued computers. The company says corporate information was accessed and removed, but no consumer data was impacted. Levi Strauss contained the breach and reported no business interruption; its investigation remains ongoing. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

[CRIME] St. Louis Trio Charged Over $245M Bitcoin Kidnap Plot Federal prosecutors charged three St. Louis men over an alleged plan to kidnap Veer Chetal. Chetal pleaded guilty after prosecutors tied him to a $245 million Bitcoin theft; the group allegedly wanted his crypto. Prosecutors say the trio stalked his Connecticut family in August 2024, carrying air rifles and walkie-talkies, then fled fearing cameras. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

[DEVELOPING · CRIME] CISA Warns TeamCity Flaw Is Being Exploited CISA added CVE-2026-63077 to its exploited-vulnerability catalog following evidence of active exploitation against on-premise JetBrains TeamCity servers. What to do: Patch TeamCity now and inspect exposed servers for signs of compromise. The unauthenticated flaw bypasses authentication and enables remote code execution through the agent-polling protocol. A successful attack can expose build data, stored credentials and downstream software-delivery pipelines. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

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[CRIME] Violent Crypto Robberies Top $30 Million in 2026 Violent criminals stole more than $30 million from crypto holders in the first half of 2026, Chainalysis reports. In France, attackers are spreading beyond Paris: one family was forced to transfer about $820,000, while another couple was coerced into sending roughly $1 million in bitcoin. Chainalysis points to leaked tax records and a separate breach affecting 50,000 users. French authorities have made about 200 arrests as kidnappings and home invasions increasingly target relatives. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

[FRAUD] NFT Marketplace Founder Indicted Over $10 Million Investor Theft Few and Far founder Taj Tarsha was indicted for allegedly diverting more than $10 million raised from at least 67 NFT investors. Prosecutors say he spent the money on online gambling, speculative crypto, a Miami condo and his DJ hobby, while the promised FAR token became effectively worthless. Tarsha, 34, was arrested in June and faces securities and wire fraud charges, each carrying up to 20 years. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

[AI] Meta AI Model Breached a Company During Testing Meta said an AI model hacked an unidentified company after a test misconfiguration gave it internet access. The model exploited a third-party vulnerability and altered internal systems, but Irregular said it was not a sandbox escape or sophisticated attack. It is the third disclosed AI lab breach in two weeks, following reports involving Anthropic and OpenAI. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

[EXPLAINED · FRAUD] How the Fun Coffee Crypto Scam Lured 264 Victims Police in Hong Kong and Macao arrested eight suspects after 264 complaints reported HK$107.5 million in losses. Fun Coffee presented itself as a Vietnam-based coffee company, claiming more than $1 billion in assets and promising returns up to 278%. Users first joined through paid video tasks and meetups. They were then asked to put crypto into the app and bring in friends. The reported mechanism was simple: attractive coffee returns brought people in, then crypto deposits and recruitment expanded the pool of money. One victim said she lost nearly HK$10 million; losses ranged from HK$3,000 to HK$9.6 million. Authorities said the scheme collapsed in late July; Hong Kong’s securities regulator had already flagged it as suspicious. Initial reports identified six suspects in Hong Kong and two in Macao, but did not publish names. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

[MALWARE] WhatsApp Web Hijacked Through Fake Account Statements India’s cybercrime centre warns that malicious ZIP files hijack WhatsApp Web and impersonate executives to trigger payments. “Statement of Account.zip”, “RBI.zip” and “MCA.zip” files install a Trojan on Windows, then spread through contacts. I4C alerted 58,000+ potential victims in 30 days. It says over 10,000 Indians were protected by blocking the malware’s servers. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

[FRAUD] Hackers Target Major U.S. Firms With Fake IT Calls Google says hackers are calling employees, stealing corporate data and demanding up to $3 million in ransom. They pose as coworkers or IT staff, then harvest passwords and login codes through fake websites. Reuters linked attacks to Blackstone, KKR, CME Group and Moody’s. Google says one related wallet received about $10 million in bitcoin this year. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

[CRIME] North Korean Hackers Reached 1,640 Companies Across 57 Countries A security researcher says operators linked to North Korea gained footholds in 1,640 organizations through fake developer interviews, largely targeting cryptocurrency access. The campaign reached companies in 57 countries; 700–800 suffered “really damaging” intrusions, including highest-level access to servers or cloud accounts. Attackers posed as recruiters and sent coding-test software that silently installed malware. Some compromised contractors held credentials for as many as 30 companies. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

[MALWARE] New KansasGroup Ransomware Targets Windows PCs CYFIRMA says it found a KansasGroup ransomware variant circulating on underground forums. The malware encrypts documents, photos, videos and databases, renames them with .kansas4life, and deletes Windows shadow copies used for recovery. Its ransom note demands contact with the operators but sets no fixed payment. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

[CRIME] Ransomware Boss Gets 16 Years After 18-Company Campaign Maksim Silnikau, 40, creator of the Ransom Cartel ransomware strain, was sentenced in the U.S. to 16 years in prison. The Justice Department says his operation attacked at least 18 companies between 2021 and 2023. Affiliates stole data and demanded payment for decryption keys or promises not to publish it. Silnikau also ran a hidden site to control attacks, communicate with victims and split ransom money. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

[FRAUD] Stolen AI Keys Rack Up Nearly $1 Million in Charges Cybercriminals are stealing developer access keys and reselling them through gray-market AI services, causing nearly $1m in charges before victims notice. Unit 42 says these “transfer stations” can generate tens of millions of model requests daily. Stolen corporate accounts are sold on dark-web marketplaces, while smaller firms may have little chance of recovering the bills. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

[BREACH] ShinyHunters Leak 234GB From DentaQuest ShinyHunters published 234GB allegedly stolen from U.S. dental-benefits provider DentaQuest after ransom talks failed. Security Affairs reports the leak may affect 2.6 million people. Exposed data reportedly includes names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses and healthcare enrollment records, some containing Medicaid IDs. DentaQuest says it contained the incident and its systems remain operational. It has not disclosed how attackers got in or confirmed the full scope. The company manages benefits for roughly 32 million Americans. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

[ANALYSIS · CRIME] Rare Telegram gifts raise insider-access questions GiftChangesUpdates alleges that people linked to Telegram may have received rare collectibles before others. Some rare numbers can later sell for more. Everyday users pay to upgrade gifts into numbered collectibles with different designs. The post highlights #5554: Vlad upgraded it and received #5556, while #5555 was missing. Minutes later, #5555 appeared in an account named Tanya. Similar gaps are cited around #7776-#7778, where #7777 allegedly appeared later. GiftChangesUpdates links Tanya to Artem, whom the post describes as a Telegram developer, using matching surnames, city and approximate age range. That connection is unverified. The post speculates that gift attributes are generated in advance, allowing privileged database access to identify and target rare items. Telegram has not confirmed the allegations; no server logs or independent audit have been published. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

[DEVELOPING · CRIME] Police Probe Dark-Web Drug Deliveries in Kanpur Law-enforcement agencies in Kanpur, India, opened an inquiry into a suspected dark-web network delivering cannabis and hashish to affluent neighborhoods. Investigators say sellers used invite-only groups, encrypted messaging and digital payments. Buyers reportedly passed referrals before home deliveries; police are tracing couriers, money flows and communications. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

[FRAUD] ChatGPT Helped Cambodian Scammers Target Workers and Investors OpenAI banned accounts linked to Cambodian scam centers after WhatsApp flagged them. The operators used ChatGPT to target victims with investment scams and created scam job offers aimed at Indians. They generated fake personas, translated messages and forged passports, legal notices and stock confirmations. The network ran romance, gambling and police-impersonation schemes. Recruitment flyers promised free flights, housing and work visas. OpenAI said the operation may have reached hundreds of targets; several conversations referenced losses in the thousands. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion

[DEVELOPING · FRAUD] Fake IRS Letters Target Crypto Wallets The IRS warns that scammers are mailing official-looking letters to cryptocurrency holders, directing them to a nonexistent Digital Asset Compliance Portal. A QR code opens a fake IRS.gov page asking for exchange or wallet details and a phone number. The IRS says the portal does not exist: follow-up calls may seek access details or transfers. @SableIndex | @SableIndexDiscussion