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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.

Hollys Coffee Says Hackers Leaked Members’ IDs, Passwords and Addresses

Korean coffee chain Hollys says hackers reached its membership system between 3 Sept and 7 Oct, leaking IDs, passwords and addresses of older members.

Cysic Halts Its Cross-Chain Bridge After Unauthorised Mint of 10 Million CYS

Cysic has shut its cross-chain bridge after an attacker minted 10 million CYS on BNB Smart Chain. It says user wallets were not hit; losses under review.

Hex-Rays to Acquire HexAI, Maker of AI Agents for Security Research

CTech: Hex-Rays, maker of IDA Pro, is acquiring Israeli HexAI (ex-Ventris) for a reported $30m–$35m. Price unconfirmed; not said to have closed.

Vietnam Unveils Three Draft Post-Quantum Cryptography Standards

Vietnam's Government Cipher Committee has published three draft post-quantum standards, including a home-grown signature scheme, ahead of a 2035 switch.

OpenCode Console Breach Ran Up Charges on Users’ AI Accounts

OpenCode Console users report unauthorised AI charges after a breach. Anthropic and Google blocked keys, OpenAI is refunding, and the incident is ongoing.

Napoleon Perdis Says About 339,055 Customer Records Were Hit in Supplier Breach

Napoleon Perdis says about 339,055 customer records were accessed in a cyber attack on former records supplier Retail Express. No card details were held.

ConnectWise Resets Credentials as Cloud Backup Stays Offline

ConnectWise is resetting accounts and credentials as three services stay suspended; Huntress reports a second backdoored tenant, The Hacker News says.

ACINQ Ships Second Eclair Security Patch in Five Days After Browser API Fix

ACINQ's Eclair v0.14.5 adds security hardening fixes days after v0.14.4 blocked browser API calls. Operators can upgrade without closing channels.

Yamato Transport Says About 5.26 Million Pay-Later Customer Records Were Taken

Yamato Transport says hackers took about 5.26m customer records from its Kuroneko pay-later service, plus delivery and merchant data. No card data.

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