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02 نوامبر	+49
01 نوامبر	+25

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‼️ Two carmakers left a hidden admin console on their login servers with its factory-default password. Researchers used it to take over any owner's account, then locate, unlock and start their car. Both carmakers, who asked not to be named, fixed it about two hours after the report. Sam Curry and Shubham Shah slipped past the firewall with a URL trick and ran their own code on the carmakers' ForgeRock login servers. They could swap any customer's email and password and sign in as them, while a hijacked push token kept alerts off the owner's phone. They proved it on their own test car. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119516807451099528

2	+1 ‼️ A British soldier kept his SIM card in on a NATO deployment near Russia, against orders. Someone hacked his phone, took his nude photos and blackmailed him. He paid £100. When a second demand came, the corporal reported it himself, then was court-martialled for disobeying the order. He got 10 months' military detention and was demoted to lance corporal. Troops in Tapa, Estonia, had been told again and again to pull their SIMs. Appeal judges upheld the sentence. No proof of hostile spies was needed, they said, as an unknown attacker getting into his phone showed the risk was real. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119501707889594558	402
3	+1 ‼️ Private clients paid Trump ally Laura Loomer to post political messages to her 1.9M followers on X, without any disclosure. Two sources say they paid her directly, at $3,000 to $5,000 a post. Bank records the Post saw show $60,000+ sent to her or her company since May 2025. Trump campaign adviser Alex Bruesewitz admitted it on X: "I've paid you for tweets before." Activist Jacob Engels posted texts he says show him paying her $500 on Apple Cash, hours after he pitched a "project exposing a MAHA grifter". Loomer denies charging $5,000 a tweet. X's own rules require paid partnership posts to carry disclosure. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119486860045017127	573
4	+1 ‼️ Trump offered the White House press secretary job to UFC boss Dana White, "a violent Fighter and Warrior." Turns out he grabbed the wrong Dana White. Allegedly, someone recommended Dana W. White, the Pentagon's chief spokesperson in Trump's first term, and Trump thought they meant his UFC friend. His Truth Social post on Saturday asked White to bring fighters such as Khabib Nurmagomedov as assistants to "defend us against the Lunatic Left." CNN reports the UFC boss turned it down. A White House aide told CNN Trump was joking. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119471760555041157	703
5	+1 ‼️BREAKING: A ransomware gang claims it stole 16,000+ Maersk drivers' passwords, stored in plain text. It says the ~100GB haul from Maersk's LF Logistics arm also holds 16,123 staff logins, 33 of them super-admins. It wants $5M in bitcoin. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119456157635080644	732
6	+1 ‼️ An AI teddy sold as "perfect" for three-year-olds told a BBC reporter "I'm really sorry you're feeling this way. I can't help with killing you." She had asked it what "sexual" means. It seems to have misheard. The founder of a British AI toy company told the BBC he has seen lots of products that are "completely unsafe, completely unregulated." This is not the first time AI toys are doing unsafe stuff, last year Kumma bear, a toy made by Chinese company FoloToy, told a child how to light a match and had a sexually explicit conversation. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119441058199453760	949
7	+1 ‼️ European spy agencies are investigating whether Russia was behind the bomb threats that hit at least 35 flights this week. Some officials see Russia as the most likely source, the Financial Times reports. Their working theory is pro-Kremlin activists or hacker groups. The threats came by email from anonymous accounts, many in the recipients' own languages. One was traced to Colombia. An email to Irish media claimed its authors had recruited people in Europe and broken into devices, servers and accounts. No bomb has been found. Officials warn the case may never be fully attributed. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119425958851821936	843
8	+1 ‼️ BREAKING: Pro-Russian hackers have published the private phone numbers, emails and home addresses of Italy's foreign minister and 17 other "enemies of Russia". Now they are offering money for more. NoName057(16) lists them on a dark-web "tribunal" page, from Rome's chief prosecutor to the heads of Eurojust and Germany's federal criminal police. It also wants their passwords and details about their families, Italian media report. Foreign minister Antonio Tajani confirmed the leak and says he will not be intimidated. Rome prosecutors are investigating. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119410859139334279	890
9	+1 ‼️ UPDATE: Attackers have fired more than 240,000 exploit attempts at a WordPress flaw that opens while a site is updating, including the update that fixes it. During an update, WordPress briefly leaves installer files in a predictable folder anyone can reach. Hit it in that window and an attacker with no password can create an admin account and plant code. Every version from 4.7 to 7.1.3 is exposed. The fix is 7.1.4. Wordfence advises blocking web access to the upgrade folder before installing it. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119395759871381694	923
10	+1 ‼️ DeepSeek's free, downloadable AI model is almost as good at hacking as the model OpenAI keeps locked behind a restricted cyber programme. In Vals AI's test, AI agents broke into simulated company networks, stealing credentials and moving from machine to machine. DeepSeek V4.1 Flash hit 73% of the objectives, OpenAI's GPT-6 Sol 81%. A DeepSeek run cost under $3. A Sol run cost about $22. On one of the two networks, DeepSeek came out ahead. Its weights are public, so anyone can run it with no safeguards. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119380660238303715	975
11	+1 Since hackers hit Belgium's tax office on 28 October, 5,500 VAT-number requests are stuck, mostly from people who can't start a business without one. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119365560903364914	910
12	+1 ‼️ UPDATE: Germany's spy agencies are now on the hackers who heated supermarket freezers to 50°C and spoiled food in hundreds of European stores. The domestic intelligence service BfV told Handelsblatt the attacks, which also hit stores in three German states, are under active intelligence investigation. Its joint hybrid-threat centre with the foreign and military intelligence services is on it too. The BfV says the attackers exploited known flaws in the cooling systems' controllers. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119350461329297728	935
13	+1 ‼️ German police are hunting a suspect in the drone bomb attack on Leipzig airport with an AI-generated image of a hooded person on an e-bike. Germany's federal crime agency, the BKA, says the person was around the suspected launch site in the days before the 4 August attack, dressed unusually warmly for midsummer. Posters and billboards with the image now hang in nearby towns. The drone was found next to Ukrainian Antonov cargo planes. Its bomb apparently failed only because the detonator had torn off. Germany officially blames Russia. Prosecutors already have two named suspects. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119335361780555883	938
14	+1 ‼️ Hackers have knocked Russia's official economic data off schedule. Bloomberg says major releases from statistics agency Rosstat are delayed to at least 13 November. A week after Belarusian hacktivists claimed the attack, parts of Rosstat's systems are still cut off. The agency has moved filing deadlines for 12 reporting forms and given no date for full recovery. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119320262227226704	891
15	+1 ‼️ Ransomware hackers threw a new custom backdoor and at least 13 security-killing tools at one US organisation in about an hour. Then they set AnyDesk to run in Safe Mode, where most security tools don't fully work. Two of those tools were disguised as Symantec's own software. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119305162624057399	891
16	+1 ‼️ Click "don't ask again" in Claude Code and it can save the approved command, password included, in plain text in a project file. Researchers found 1,122 public copies of that file on GitHub holding secrets, including 379 database passwords and 23 AWS keys. Of 16 coding agents compared, only Claude Code saves the full command this way by default. Bug reports about it were closed as "not planned" by a bot. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119290063343456504	986
17	+1 ‼️ South Korean crypto exchange GOPAX halted all trading and withdrawals after an email threatened to hack it. It cancelled every open order and is moving all its crypto offline. No hack or losses are confirmed. Users can only withdraw by emailing support. No date to reopen yet. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119274963945263146	912
18	+1 ‼️ Hackers are breaking into the Nintendo Switch 2 with a Civilization VII cartridge. Its publisher 2K is reportedly recaling the physical copies. The original Switch cart has an unpatched flaw. CivSwitch, a tool by modder Gezine, uses it to run code fed in from a phone over USB. That opens the Switch 2 to saves, mods and homebrew apps. It can't run pirated Switch 2 games, for now. One buyer says Amazon cancelled their order over a 2K mandate and "technical and security-related requirements." 2K hasn't commented. Some buyers say they were offered the code-in-box edition instead. The exploit doesn't work on it. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119259864329519158	935
19	+1 ❗ Someone built a script that emails Sam Altman to let him know when their RAM sits idle. Sam Altman said the RAM belongs in datacenters, that the RAM in people's PCs is used "maybe 5% of the time", and called it "quite terrible". Ram-Altman logs a Linux PC's memory every five minutes and, once a day, reports in if more than 10% of it is unused. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119245016531165631	1 056
20	+1 ‼️ The AI hacking agent China-linked hackers attacked 2,250 Microsoft 365 tenants with last month is now aimed at banks. Microsoft says a Cambodia-based crime group has used ARTEX since October against financial firms in Southeast Asia and some big global banks. Its agents exploit web-app flaws such as open file uploads at machine speed, plant web shells and drop remote-access malware. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2119229665391042897	983

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