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A breach of Disney's internal Slack system? The leak reportedly includes messages, files, code and more. (HackRead)
Alleged Disney breach admitted by suspected LockBit-linked hacktivist group (SC Magazine)
Nullbulge, a hacktivist group critical of AI art, leaks Slack messages allegedly from Disney due to “how it handles artist contracts” and “its approach to AI” (WSJ)
Researchers: hackers exploited the Squarespace bug to hijack domains, apparently mostly from crypto companies, that were migrated from Google Domains. (KrebsOnSecurity)
Instagram and Facebook are flooded with ads with the theme "Have you been scammed? We can help you". Including the misuse of the identity of the Czech Police. Nothing but scams that will take your money. (iDnes)
SAPwned: SAP AI vulnerabilities expose customer cloud environments and private AI artifacts (Wiz)
The Microsoft Azure outage affected many companies and services across the world. But in the media, it is often mistakenly attributed to the Windows operating system itself. (The Register)
CrowdStrike, the cybersecurity giant, suffered a massive outage that affected businesses around the world. "CrowdStrike is aware of reports of crashes on Windows hosts related to the Falcon sensor," Crowdstrike said in a recorded message. (CNBC)