French identity services faced potential data exposure, while New South Wales investigated unauthorised transfers of confidential Treasury files. Ukrainian police dismantled a Telegram bot farm supporting disinformation campaigns, and U.S. prosecutors secured guilty pleas in ransomware and phishing cases. Meanwhile, new .NET vulnerabilities and serial-to-IP device flaws highlighted ongoing exposure risks across connected infrastructure environments.

Vercel traced a customer-impacting breach to a compromised OAuth app, while investigators in India linked abusive Google Drive activity to specific IP records. Police dismantled mule-account fraud networks, and a Scattered Spider member entered a guilty plea. Meanwhile, Bluesky faced DDoS disruption and UK officials advanced board-level cyber-resilience expectations across major organisations nationwide.

Microsoft’s March patch cycle fixed 93 flaws, while CISA warned on Siemens SIDIS Prime in critical infrastructure. Stryker reported manufacturing and shipping disruption after a cyberattack, Albania’s parliament suspended internal email, INTERPOL said 45,000 malicious IPs were taken down, and the U.S. sanctioned facilitators of North Korean IT-worker fraud targeting businesses and remote hiring channels across multiple regions this week.

China-linked actors exploited a Dell RecoverPoint zero-day for 18 months, while CISA added an actively exploited Chrome flaw to its KEV catalog. Australia’s YouX faced a major data-leak claim, and passport scans from Abu Dhabi Finance Week were exposed via a vendor server. Police arrested a Phobos ransomware suspect in Poland, as the UK launched a business cyber-hygiene campaign nationwide.

A turbulent 48 hours saw fresh SaaS supply-chain breaches, a ransomware hit on an LG battery subsidiary, and renewed scrutiny of backup resilience and offline records. Law enforcement ran large-scale fraud crackdowns across India and arrested a Russian hacking suspect in Thailand, while new UK and US policy moves tightened expectations on incident reporting, sanctions and third-party risk.