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The Cyber Express10 h ago

BAE Systems Cyberattack Halts Bankruptcy Notices at Every U.S. Federal Court

Every federal bankruptcy court in the United States has lost access to the system it uses to send out bankruptcy notices. A BAE Systems cyberattack has disrupted the Bankruptcy Noticing Center (BNC), the platform that produces and transmits notices for all federal bankruptcy courts across the country. The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts confirmed the incident in a statement on Thursday afternoon. BAE Systems, a British multinational, operates BNC systems and websites on behalf of the Federal Judiciary. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), which typically handle

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The Cyber Express12 h ago

No Lessons, No Test, No Travel: Dubai Police Bust AED 10,000 Licence Scheme

No travel, no lessons, no test, and a UAE licence at the end of it. That was the promise behind a fake driving licence scheme that Dubai Police say has now been shut down. An eight-member criminal gang has been arrested for fraudulently obtaining driving licences from a neighbouring country for customers who had never been there, then helping them swap those licences for a UAE driving licence. The gang charged AED 10,000 per licence. The arrests were made by Dubai Police's General Department of Criminal Investigation, in cooperation with the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Dubai's Roads an

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The Cyber Express13 h ago

AI Can’t Judge Your Paper: EU Updates Guidelines on Peer Review and AI Agents

AI agents can now run sequences of research tasks with little human input. The question is who answers for the results. The European Commission has published the fourth version of its ERA Living Guidelines on the responsible use of generative AI in research, and its answer is clear: researchers remain accountable, no matter how much work they hand to an AI agent. Published on 15 October 2026, this is the most comprehensive update since the guidelines first appeared in March 2024. It adds guidance on agentic AI and expands advice on AI use in peer review and proposal evaluation. The previous re

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The Cyber Express3 d ago

The Essential Eight Is Being Replaced: What Australian Organisations Need to Know

For years, the Essential Eight has been the go-to checklist for Australian organisations defending against cyber attacks. That is now changing. The Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) has launched ASD Essentials, a new cyber security framework that evolves the Essential Eight into a broader set of guidance covering enterprise IT, operational technology and cloud environments. The shift is more than a rebrand. It changes how organisations measure progress, where they focus effort and how they handle environments the original framework was never designed for. Why ASD Essentials Is Replacing the

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The Cyber Express3 d ago

The Cyber Express Weekly Roundup: Hackers Turn Supermarket Freezers Into Ovens, UPI PIN Theft and More

Supermarket freezers that cooked their own stock overnight. Text messages about traffic fines that quietly steal payment PINs. North Korean IT workers paying Americans to keep remote jobs at U.S. companies. This weekly cybersecurity roundup brings together incidents that reached well beyond stolen data, causing spoiled food, store fires, disrupted grocery deliveries and drained bank accounts. Here are the stories that shaped the week. Hackers Turned French Supermarket Freezers Into Ovens Overnight Hundreds of French supermarkets woke up to spoiled stock after hackers took remote control of int

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The Cyber Express4 d ago

The 2026 Infostealer Intelligence Shortlist: Top 10 Vendors Security Teams Should Know

Infostealer intelligence has become one of the important tool in cybersecurity as malware has become one of the most efficient tools in a cybercriminal's kit. A single infected laptop can leak saved passwords, browser cookies, autofill data, and enough machine details for an attacker to impersonate the user outright. Stolen session cookies are especially damaging because they let intruders skip multi-factor authentication entirely. That makes the choice of an intelligence vendor in this space an operational decision, not a box-checking exercise. Top 10 Infostealer Intelligence Vendors 1. Cyble

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The Cyber Express4 d ago

Fake Traffic Challan Texts Are Stealing UPI PINs From Android Users in India

A text message about an unpaid traffic challan could cost Android users in India far more than a fine. GhostBat RAT, an Android malware strain first identified by cybersecurity firm Cyble in October 2025, has evolved to capture PINs from 60 banking, UPI apps, wallet and fintech applications, according to new research published by Cyble. The firm's investigation into fake mParivahan and eChallan apps also exposed a wider operator-controlled ecosystem it tracks as GhostX, linking phishing pages, backend control systems and malware distribution. How GhostBat RAT Reaches Victims The malware spread

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The Cyber Express4 d ago

Inside the Phishing Marketplace Microsoft Just Took Down: 2,300 Fake Templates Exposed

A text alert about an undelivered package or an unpaid toll may look like a one-off scam. A new Microsoft cybercrime crackdown shows it is often the visible end of a much larger operation. Microsoft and Health-ISAC, a global non-profit that helps health sector organizations share cyber threat information and improve operational resilience, have moved to dismantle three services, YAM Store, CoGUI and Iron Man, that supplied criminals worldwide with accounts, hosting and tools to build fake websites and online identities. Since January 2026, the three services have collectively enabled more than

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The Cyber Express4 d ago

X Removes 13,000 Fake Accounts Ahead of US Midterm Elections

X has suspended more than 13,000 accounts tied to three suspected foreign influence operations linked to Iran, Russia, and China. With the US midterms approaching, the platform said the fake X accounts were trying to shape political debate in the United States. The crackdown came one week after OpenAI announced it had disrupted two similar influence campaigns from Russia and Iran. The company announced the suspensions on Wednesday while outlining its plans for the November 3 US midterm elections. According to X, its investigations found that the networks used fake accounts to publish and ampli

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The Cyber Express4 d ago

OLVX Marketplace Dismantled After Joint FBI-North Macedonia Probe

The OLVX marketplace, an illicit online platform used to sell stolen personal data, login credentials and cybercrime tools, has been dismantled following a coordinated investigation by North Macedonia’s Ministry of Interior and the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Authorities have filed criminal charges against a 20-year-old suspect from the Tetovo area, alleging involvement in computer fraud, misuse of personal data and the production and distribution of child sexual abuse material. According to North Macedonia’s Ministry of Interior, the Cybercrime and Digital Forensics Sector submi

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