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Hankyu Hanshin Breach Exposes Details of Almost All H2O ID Members

Hankyu Hanshin Department Stores says personal data linked to about 1.26 million H2O IDs leaked, including names, addresses and dates of birth.

Email Firm Ymirlink Says Hackers Took About 9 Million Records via Cuenote

Ymirlink, which runs the Cuenote email-delivery service, estimates about 9 million records including email addresses were taken from five systems.

Blackwall Reportedly Raises $100M at $2.2B Valuation to Tame AI-Agent Traffic

Estonia's Blackwall raised $100M at a $2.2B valuation to help web hosts police bot and AI-agent traffic, TechCrunch reports. AVP led the Series C.

Pegasus Spyware Hit Belgrade’s Rector Days Before Serbia Votes, Citizen Lab Says

Citizen Lab says University of Belgrade rector Vladan Đokić's iPhone was infected with NSO's Pegasus in 2026, ahead of Serbia's 25 October election.

Bullhorn Cyberattack Knocks Out Staffing Software and Forces Password Resets

Bullhorn shut access to its staffing platform after a cyberattack. It has not yet determined whether customer data was taken. Here's what users should do.

Attackers Are Abusing a Siemens Software Center Flaw to Infect Windows PCs

Siemens says CVE-2026-110936 in Siemens Software Center is being exploited in ClickFix malware attacks. Version 4.0.9.8 fixes it; here's what to check.

Zeabur Says an Attacker Read Platform Env Vars and Accounts

Zeabur says an attacker read 3.2 million env-var records and 321,810 accounts from its platform database. Users must rotate secrets.

China Protests as DHS Orders DeepSeek Out of US Civilian Agency Systems

DHS has ordered DeepSeek products excluded from federal civilian procurement and removed from civilian agency IT under a FASCSA order.

Cairn AI Agents Used to Break Into 100+ Company Sites, Reuters Reports

NorForge found exposed Cairn panels used in attacks. Reuters says one actor hit 100+ sites, including Deere. Cairn's maker says it is not a hacking tool.

FirstVDS Says Hackers Used a VMmanager Flaw to Copy Customer Data

Russian host FirstVDS says attackers used a VMmanager 6 flaw to copy passwords, cloud credentials and crypto wallets without leaving traces on servers.

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