This edition examines healthcare and nuclear-sector data exposure, ransomware infrastructure, exploited Microsoft and SAP vulnerabilities, and international cybercrime enforcement. The roundup highlights why digital investigations increasingly depend on evidence provenance, cross-platform correlation, resilient logging and careful attribution. It also considers emerging policy responses affecting critical infrastructure, artificial intelligence coordination and the handling of complex, cross-border digital evidence by investigators worldwide.

Investigators tracked unauthorized access to a Gaza aid registration platform, examined an npm supply-chain compromise affecting 36 packages, and assessed exploitation of a Magento cache flaw. Authorities disrupted scam infrastructure tied to Southeast Asian compounds, researchers exposed Gemini notification-based manipulation, while policymakers reviewed AI security risks and critical infrastructure resilience. Additional inquiries covered healthcare data exposure, forged identity networks, globally.

Telecommunications networks are facing a new generation of AI-driven threats spanning Voice, SMS, IP, RF, and illegal streaming infrastructure. This briefing examines the convergence of telecom fraud, compromised IPTV ecosystems, AI-enabled attack automation, and cross-domain resilience failures, highlighting the operational, regulatory, and national security implications for carriers, regulators, DFIR professionals, and critical infrastructure stakeholders operating within increasingly interconnected communications environments.

Investigations span exposed property records in Tasmania, stolen Canvas student data, and a breach affecting Asian football organisations. Authorities warn of cyber-enabled cargo theft, while researchers link Shadow-Earth-053 to infrastructure targeting. Active cPanel exploitation and OAuth abuse campaigns expand attack surfaces, as new guidance highlights risks from autonomous AI systems and investigative challenges in evidence attribution.

CISA updated hunting guidance for RESURGE malware lingering on Ivanti appliances, while Juniper warned of a critical PTX router takeover flaw. Reuters tracked cyber operations hitting Iranian apps and sites after strikes, as Sophos monitored Iran-linked hacktivist claims. In the US, UH Cancer Center reported SSN exposure affecting up to 1.15 million people. Substack disclosed stolen emails and phone numbers.