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Korea Slams Coupang With Record $409M Data Breach Fine
South Korea fined Coupang $409M after data tied to 37.55M people leaked, turning weak privacy controls into a boardroom crisis.

4-Hour BitLocker Zero-Day Cracks Windows SYSTEM Shell
GreatXML can bypass BitLocker after a Defender Offline Scan, dropping attackers into a SYSTEM shell in WinRE. No patch is available.

CISA’s 72-Hour Patch Rule Forces a Federal Scramble
CISA is forcing agencies to patch the riskiest exploitable flaws within 72 hours. Federal cyber hygiene just became a speed test.

Langflow Flaw Lets Hackers Plant Files on AI Servers
Hackers are exploiting CVE-2026-5027 to write arbitrary files on exposed Langflow AI dev servers.

1,500 Hacked Routers Pull AI Datacenters Into Spy War
China-linked actors are rebuilding botnets and testing AI datacenter narratives, turning local fights into strategic terrain.

Leaked Miasma Worm Hands Hackers a GitHub Attack Map
Miasma's GitHub leak could let copycats steal developer credentials and target software pipelines faster.

Alleged 13.5GB Tchap Data Breach Hits French Chats
A stolen account put Tchap under scrutiny after a hacker claimed 13.5GB of French government chat data was taken.

Patched Windows PCs Still Surrender SYSTEM to Zero-Days
Microsoft patched three Windows zero-days, including two SYSTEM escalation bugs and a BitLocker bypass.

Root Access Bug Throws Ivanti Sentry Into Patch Panic
Ivanti patched two critical Sentry flaws, including a CVSS 10 bug that can give remote attackers root command execution.

208 CVEs Turn Microsoft Patch Tuesday Into a Fire Drill
Microsoft's June Patch Tuesday drops 208 CVEs, including an exploited zero-day and no-click RCE risks. Defenders have to triage fast.

Phishing Test Tricks OpenClaw AI Agent Into Leaking AWS Keys
OpenClaw fell for simulated phishing and leaked AWS keys, database logins, and customer data. AI agents need tighter guardrails.

200 Fixes Push Microsoft Patch Tuesday to Breaking Point
Microsoft's June Patch Tuesday hit nearly 200 fixes, pushing Windows-heavy enterprises into a race against public exploit code.