EU Cloud Systems Targeted in Cyberattack, Data Breach Confirmed by European Commission

In March 2026, the European Commission confirmed that its official web platform, Europa.eu, was targeted in a cyberattack. This platform hosts multiple European Union websites and public services used across different countries. The attack mainly affected the cloud infrastructure supporting these services. According to initial findings, some data may have been accessed during the incident. … Continued

Bearlyfy Targets 70+ Russian Firms Using Custom GenieLocker Ransomware

A cybercriminal group known as Bearlyfy has recently carried out multiple ransomware attacks. More than 70 companies in Russia have been affected so far. The group has been active since early 2025 and continues to grow. Their latest attacks involve a new ransomware called GenieLocker. In the beginning, Bearlyfy mainly targeted small businesses with simple … Continued

Ajax Cyber Breach Exposes Fan Data and Enables Ticket System Manipulation

A serious cybersecurity issue has recently come to light involving AFC Ajax. The club confirmed that a hacker gained access to parts of its internal systems. This exposed some fan-related data and revealed weaknesses in its digital setup. The main concern was around its ticketing system and how easily it was affected. According to the … Continued

Pay2Key Ransomware Returns: A More Advanced and Strategic Cyber Threat Emerges

The Iran-linked ransomware group Pay2Key has re-emerged, raising fresh concerns in the cybersecurity world. This group was first identified in 2020 and is believed to be connected with activities aligned to Iranian state interests. After staying relatively quiet for some time, it is now active again. Experts say the group has returned with stronger capabilities … Continued

Checkmarx KICS Code Scanner Targeted in Expanding Supply Chain Attack

The Checkmarx KICS code scanner has recently been targeted in a new supply chain cyberattack. This incident has raised serious concerns among developers and security experts. It is part of a larger campaign affecting widely used development tools. Researchers have linked this activity to a threat group known as TeamPCP. The attack mainly focused on … Continued

FCC Bans New Foreign-Made Routers Over Cybersecurity and Supply Chain Risks

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has taken a major step by banning the sale of new foreign-made consumer routers in the United States. This decision comes from rising concerns about cybersecurity threats and supply chain risks. Officials believe that some networking devices made outside the country may not be fully secure. Because of this, … Continued

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