
Snapshot Summary
| Sector / Section | Headline Highlights | Count |
|---|---|---|
| DFIR & Incident Response | Talos Snort coverage; Microsoft November release notes. | 2 |
| Cyber Investigations | Oracle EBS victim list grows; TP-Link supply-chain risk analysis. | 2 |
| Major Cyber Incidents | GlobalLogic employee data theft; Habib Bank AG Zurich breach confirmation. | 2 |
| Exploits & Threat Intelligence | CISA KEV update; Patch Tuesday prioritisation; Sigma rules for Triofox. | 3 |
| Law Enforcement | NCA crypto-fraud awareness push; Singapore ATM card-cloning arrest. | 2 |
| Policy | UK Cyber Resilience Bill; NCSC SME toolkit guidance; HMG research on economic impact/MSPs. | 3 |
| Standards & Compliance | EU forum on Internet standards; EDPS breach-handling awareness findings. | 2 |
Digital Forensics & Incident Response
Cisco Talos: Microsoft Patch Tuesday – Snort coverage: Cisco Talos released Snort detections and triage notes for the November Microsoft security updates. Blue teams can validate controls and threat-hunt for post-patch exploitation attempts across vulnerable services. (Source: Cisco Talos, 12-11-2025).
Microsoft Security Update Guide — November 2025: Microsoft published the November security release with CVE details, affected products, and known issues. Responders should prioritise patches based on exposure and any evidence of in-the-wild exploitation. (Source: Microsoft, 12-11-2025).
Cyber Investigations
Oracle EBS campaign: alleged victim list expands: Researchers tracked an extortion site naming dozens of organisations linked to Oracle E-Business Suite exploitation. The list helps investigators correlate IOCs, partner exposure, and phishing telemetry across affected ecosystems. (Source: SecurityWeek, 11-11-2025).
Analysis: proposed U.S. TP-Link sales ban and supply-chain risk: A deep-dive examines reports of a proposed U.S. restriction on TP-Link networking gear and security concerns. Teams should reassess SOHO router fleets, procurement controls, and forensic readiness for edge ingress points. (Source: KrebsOnSecurity, 09-11-2025).
Major Cyber Incidents
GlobalLogic warns 10,000+ staff after data theft tied to Oracle breach: GlobalLogic said personal data of more than ten thousand current and former employees was stolen in the ERP campaign. Enterprises should expect extortion follow-ups and review ERP integrations, SSO trust, and executive-targeted phishing. (Source: BleepingComputer, 11-11-2025).
Habib Bank AG Zurich confirms breach after ransomware listing: Habib Bank AG Zurich confirmed a data breach after being named by a ransomware outfit’s leak site. Financial defenders should monitor for account-takeover lures and validate data-loss controls on third-party links. (Source: Comparitech News, 11-11-2025).
Exploits & Threat Intelligence
CISA adds actively exploited CVE to KEV catalog: CISA added a new vulnerability to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog with remediation deadlines for federal agencies. Use KEV to drive risk-based patch SLAs and hunt for exploitation artefacts on vulnerable assets. (Source: CISA, 10-11-2025).
Qualys rundown of November Patch Tuesday CVEs: Qualys summarised Microsoft’s November CVEs and offered prioritisation guidance for enterprise patching. Pair vendor telemetry with internal exploitability and exposure to accelerate safe remediation. (Source: Qualys, 12-11-2025).
Sigma detections for Gladinet Triofox CVE-2025-12480: SocPrime released Sigma rules and hunting content to detect exploitation of Gladinet Triofox instances. SOC teams can operationalise detections while patching exposed services to reduce dwell time. (Source: SocPrime, 09-11-2025).
Law Enforcement
NCA campaign targets cryptocurrency investment fraud: The UK National Crime Agency launched a campaign highlighting how men are disproportionately targeted in crypto investment scams. Security teams should bolster executive-fraud training and coordinate fast takedowns with platforms. (Source: UK National Crime Agency, 11-11-2025).
Singapore Police arrest suspect in ATM card-cloning cases: Singapore Police arrested a suspect tied to ATM card cloning and fraudulent withdrawals after joint investigations with a bank. The case underscores bank-law-enforcement coordination and point-of-compromise forensics to curtail financial fraud. (Source: Singapore Police Force, 11-11-2025).
Policy
UK introduces Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: The UK Government introduced legislation proposing expanded regulation for critical services and some managed service providers. CISOs should prepare for broadened reporting duties, supplier diligence, and alignment with NIS-style obligations. (Source: UK Government (GOV.UK), 12-11-2025).
NCSC: using the Cyber Action Toolkit to overcome resilience blockers: The NCSC outlined practical steps for SMEs to adopt its Cyber Action Toolkit and break through common organisational barriers. Policy-to-practice guidance helps small organisations close gaps frequently exploited by attackers. (Source: NCSC (UK), 11-11-2025).
HMG publishes research on cyber attack economic impact and MSP scope: Accompanying the Bill, the government released research quantifying cyber attack costs and proposing to bring some MSPs into scope. Leaders should track evolving scope and assess supplier compliance and incident-reporting thresholds. (Source: UK Government (GOV.UK), 12-11-2025).
Standards & Compliance
EU launches forum on Internet standards deployment (NIS2): The European Commission announced a multi-stakeholder forum to guide deployment of core Internet standards tied to NIS2. Compliance teams should watch for timelines on DNSSEC, secure email, modern routing, and IPv6 adoption. (Source: European Commission, 10-11-2025).
EDPS issues breach-handling awareness findings (PATRICIA exercise): The European Data Protection Supervisor published an executive summary highlighting breach-response expectations for EU institutions. The findings reinforce GDPR notification and incident-handling practices for controllers and processors operating in the EU. (Source: EDPS, 11-11-2025).
Editorial Perspective
Oracle E-Business Suite exploitation continues to ripple across sectors, with fresh confirmations and widening victim lists.
Prioritise identity hardening around ERP integrations and accelerate Patch Tuesday changes with targeted detections.
Align supplier due diligence with the UK’s proposed Cyber Security and Resilience Bill and monitor EU standards translating NIS2 into concrete timelines.
Reference Reading
Tags
DFIR, Cybersecurity News, Threat Intelligence, Ransomware, Law Enforcement, Compliance, EU CRA
