This week’s Cyber Express roundup covers a wave of high-impact incidents — including a cyberattack that disrupted Spain’s Ministry of Science, data exposures at AI-built Moltbook and a delayed Substack breach, plus regulatory probes into X’s Grok and OpenAI’s new defensive access program. The reporting stresses that rapid AI-driven digital expansion is outpacing security maturity, causing misconfigurations, prolonged breach detection, and the urgent need for embedded controls and continuous monitoring. #Moltbook #Substack
Keypoints
- Spain’s Ministry of Science experienced a cyberattack that forced a partial IT shutdown and closure of its electronic headquarters.
- OpenAI launched Trusted Access for Cyber to provide vetted professionals controlled use of its GPT-5.3-Codex model for defensive purposes.
- French authorities raided X amid investigations into Grok-generated alleged nonconsensual deepfakes, CSAM, and denial-of-crimes content.
- Moltbook exposed 1.5 million API tokens, 35,000 emails, and thousands of messages due to a Supabase misconfiguration found by Wiz Security.
- Substack disclosed an October 2025 compromise that exposed user contact data and went undetected until February 2026, highlighting slow breach detection.
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