LexisNexis shuts down services after suspicious activity on servers

LexisNexis took its Diligence, Metabase API, and Newsdesk services offline after detecting unusual activity on servers hosted by a third-party vendor. The company is investigating with a cybersecurity forensic firm and rebuilding affected systems in a new environment before restoring service. #LexisNexis #NexisDiligence #NexisMetabaseAPI #NexisNewsdesk

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Member of The Com sent to prison for blackmail, sextortion

Justin Swaddle, a member of The Com, was sentenced to two years in prison for blackmail and sextortion targeting nearly 120 victims worldwide, including 117 girls aged 13 to 17. The case exposed links to The Com’s broader network of abuse, coercion, and child exploitation across platforms such as Snapchat, Telegram, and Discord. #TheCom #JustinSwaddle #WestYorkshirePolice #NationalCrimeAgency

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When Credentials Are No Longer Enough: Device Trust in the AI Era

AI is accelerating account takeover by making phishing, credential theft, MFA abuse, and session hijacking faster and more personalized, while stolen credentials and proxy-based logins are harder to detect. Device trust and Zero Trust controls are needed to ensure valid credentials alone are not enough without the right approved device context. #Specops #ActiveDirectory #Restreamio #IGN #Verizon

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Privacy & Cybersecurity #82

Germany’s BSI released updated CRA compliance guidance and SBOM specifications, while Czech and Hungarian authorities delivered notable GDPR decisions on pseudonymized data and privacy notices. The article also covers NAI’s AI-in-advertising governance guidance, a UN scientific warning that AI governance is lagging behind agentic systems, and Stanford HAI’s call for new rules for world models and spatial intelligence. #BSI #TR03183 #SBOM #CzechSupremeAdministrativeCourt #NAIH #IndependentInternationalScientificPanelonArtificialIntelligence #StanfordHAI

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Critical Progress LoadMaster flaw now actively exploited in attacks

CISA warned that attackers are actively exploiting CVE-2026-8037, a critical command injection flaw in Progress Kemp LoadMaster that can let unauthenticated threat actors run arbitrary commands on exposed appliances. Progress has already released patches, and CISA is urging all defenders to prioritize remediation, especially for the widely deployed LoadMaster and MOVEit WAF products. #CVE-2026-8037 #ProgressKempLoadMaster #ProgressSoftware #CISA #MOVEitWAF

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Bitcoin hardware wallet maker destroys some inventory after more than  million stolen

Coinkite destroyed its remaining Coldcard inventory after a firmware vulnerability was exploited to steal at least 1,367.05 BTC, worth about $88.6 million, from thousands of bitcoin wallets. The company released a patched firmware version and is working with affected customers and law enforcement to help recover funds and identify those responsible….

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