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NEWS ROUNDUP – 1st February 2026
Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile zero-days drove urgent patching and forensic hunts, while US authorities seized the RAMP cybercrime forum and forfeited $400M tied to crypto laundering. Major incidents disrupted US municipal services, hosting infrastructure, and fintech platforms. Policy moved with a UK–Japan cyber partnership, alongside standards updates shaping vulnerability disclosure, random number generation assurance, and compliance expectations globally.
NEWS ROUNDUP – 30th January 2026
Nike investigated an extortion-linked breach claim, Rotterdam port operations faced hacktivist-driven DDoS disruption, and CISA added actively exploited Ivanti EPMM vulnerabilities to its KEV catalogue. Law enforcement seized the RAMP cybercrime forum, while NIST advanced its Cyber AI Profile consultation. Identity compromise, control-plane abuse, and data-only extortion dominated incident response priorities globally.
NEWS ROUNDUP – 8th December 2025
The latest 48-hour DFM cybersecurity roundup highlights major breaches, active zero-day exploitation and rising regulatory pressure across global sectors. Key developments include the Coupang megabreach, React2Shell exploitation, Android emergency patches, strengthened G7 incident-response expectations and new NIS2-driven compliance duties. DFIR teams face escalating operational, legal and supply-chain risks as attackers refine extortion tactics and exploit software weaknesses.
NEWS ROUNDUP – 26th November 2025
The latest 48 hours saw coordinated attacks on London councils, a breach at Harvard, and ransomware disrupting US emergency alerts. Industrial firm Balkrishna Paper Mills and major banking vendor SitusAMC also reported compromises. Active exploitation of a FortiWeb zero-day, a revived npm worm campaign, and a huge Android fiction-app data leak round out a high-impact period.
NEWS ROUNDUP – 13th October 2025
Ransomware, data leaks, and zero-days dominated the past 48 hours. Qantas confirmed customer data was posted online, while Texas officials battled a municipal network breach. Healthcare ransomware rose 30%, and Apple doubled its top bug bounty. Germany’s rejection of EU “chat control” rules underscores encryption’s central role as DFIR teams confront escalating third-party and exploit risks.
