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  1. Mathew J. Schwartz @euroinfosec

    Asos hackers claim breach of Snowflake-connected Simon AI marketing tool
    databreachtoday.com/asos-hacke

  2. Mathew J. Schwartz @euroinfosec

    Anthropic bans AI model abuse, tightens rules on deception in updated Claude policy designed to target influence campaigns, surveillance and mistreatment of AI models
    databreachtoday.com/anthropic-

  3. Mathew J. Schwartz @euroinfosec

    OpenAI lawyer says: Labs shouldn't be liable for AI agent hacking
    databreachtoday.com/openai-law

  4. Mathew J. Schwartz @euroinfosec

    The U.S. federal government seized seven internet domains that officials say a Chinese company with government contracts used to find vulnerable networks, deliver malware through spear-phishing and steal files from victims. It is the second U.S. action in two years against the company's hacking infrastructure.
    databreachtoday.com/fbi-seizes

  5. Mathew J. Schwartz @euroinfosec

    Weekly Data Breach Roundup:
    —FortiBleed still hemorrhaging credentials
    —OpenAI agents attacked Wikimedia tools
    —FBI hacking fallout hits Accenture
    —Extensive leak of Silent Ransom files
    —Everest ransomware group claims hit on Flydubai
    —Asos breach traced to an employee account
    … and more!
    databreachtoday.com/breach-rou

  6. Mathew J. Schwartz @euroinfosec

    Ransomware response firm CEO accused of data recovery fraud. Prosecutors allege that Florida-based MonsterCloud owner Zohar Pinhasi, 50, claimed to be able to recover encrypted data using a proprietary "recovery tool," without victims have to pay a ransom or even negotiate with attackers. But investigators have accused him of instead typically just paying a ransom, then charging clients up to double (or more) that amount. Prosecutors said he paid $8 million in ransoms but billed victim clients in the United States and Canada a total of $19 million.

    databreachtoday.com/ransomware

  7. Mathew J. Schwartz @euroinfosec

    Weekly Cryptohack Roundup:
    —Cybersecurity consultant convicted in a $54 million exploit case
    —$30 million penalty in Fundsz fraud case
    —Near Intents halts services after $4 million hack
    —Abstract Blockchain to close
    —Velocity will reimburse hack victims
    —US withdraws two regulatory proposals
    —ZackXBT probe into North Korean laundering operation
    —Crypto wallets linked to ransomware gang
    databreachtoday.com/cryptohack

  8. Mathew J. Schwartz @euroinfosec

    The number of patients affected by a 2025 hacking incident involving health data contained on legacy servers managed by Oracle-owned electronic health record vendor Cerner has soared to about 20 million.
    databreachtoday.com/oracle-hea

  9. Mathew J. Schwartz @euroinfosec

    A concerted Chinese attempt to take over neighboring Taiwan is more likely to involve "cyber-enabled economic warfare" rather than outright invasion, a Washington, D.C., national security think tank warns.
    databreachtoday.com/china-coul

  10. Mathew J. Schwartz @euroinfosec

    Anthropic expands its "Cyber Verification Program" to accept usage applications for three tiers of access, including one designed for cyber defenders databreachtoday.com/anthropic-

  11. Mathew J. Schwartz @euroinfosec

    Sign of the times: South Korea suspects a relatively new, free AI penetration testing tool helped an attacker steal data on 66,000 customers from seven of the country's banks.
    bankinfosecurity.com/south-kor

  12. Mathew J. Schwartz @euroinfosec

    EU drops sponsorship of disinformation conference at Trump officials’ request
    theguardian.com/us-news/2026/o

  13. Mathew J. Schwartz @euroinfosec

    All hail "Le Chonk": Mistral, the French company widely seen as Europe's only potential AI champion, unveiled a new model that boasts strong cybersecurity capabilities. The model may finally allow European companies to deploy highly-capable and privately run AI that is neither American nor Chinese.
    databreachtoday.com/mistral-to @superglaze

  14. Mathew J. Schwartz @euroinfosec

    Two August cyberattacks against U.S.-bound supertankers — which led to them being boarded by Coast Guard and FBI cyber specialists — exploited known but unpatched vulnerabilities in the ships' on-board systems, a federal official said this week.
    databreachtoday.com/coast-guar

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