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Stoli's US Operations File for Bankruptcy Following Devastating Ransomware Attack

Stoli Group's US subsidiaries have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing an August 2024 cyberattack that crippled operations and $84 million in debt. The company faces multiple challenges, including seized Russian assets and declining market conditions.
Internet Cable Disruption Hits Nordic Region: Two Key Links Damaged Between Sweden and Finland

Two fiber optic cables connecting Sweden and Finland were damaged on Monday, affecting thousands of customers. While one break was confirmed as construction-related, the incident follows recent suspicious undersea cable cuts in the Baltic Sea currently under NATO investigation.
FBI Takes Down Russian AI-Powered Bot Farm in Major Disinformation Campaign Bust

The FBI has successfully disrupted a sophisticated Russian AI-powered bot operation that used advanced software to spread propaganda across social media platforms. Working with international partners, authorities seized control of the operation that targeted multiple countries using AI-generated fake profiles to spread disinformation about Ukraine.
European Police Dismantle 'Matrix' Criminal Communication Network in Major Crackdown

Law enforcement agencies across Europe have successfully dismantled Matrix, an encrypted communication service used exclusively by criminal organizations, arresting key operators and seizing millions in assets. The sophisticated platform, which charged up to 1,600 euros for dedicated phones and subscriptions, was compromised through advanced surveillance techniques.
Texas Defense Contractor ENGlobal Hit by Ransomware Attack, Operations Disrupted

Houston-based ENGlobal Corporation, which serves major U.S. government agencies, was forced to restrict IT system access following a ransomware attack on November 25. The engineering firm is working with cybersecurity experts to investigate the breach while maintaining essential operations.
Blue Yonder's Ransomware Recovery: Major Retailers Back Online After Holiday Season Attack

Supply chain tech provider Blue Yonder is steadily recovering from a pre-Thanksgiving ransomware attack that disrupted operations for clients including Starbucks and Morrisons. Several affected customers have restored functionality, while the company continues supporting remaining impacted businesses.
New Linux-Targeting UEFI Bootkit Discovered: BootKitty Exploits LogoFAIL Vulnerability

Security researchers have identified BootKitty, one of the first UEFI bootkits specifically designed to compromise Linux systems by exploiting firmware vulnerabilities. The sophisticated malware can persist after OS reinstallation and demonstrates concerning capabilities in bypassing kernel security measures.
Researchers Crack SonicWall Firmware Encryption, Enabling Deep Security Analysis

Security researchers at Bishop Fox achieve breakthrough in decrypting SonicWall firewall firmware, providing unprecedented access to analyze these crucial network security devices. The discovery enables thorough security auditing of widely-deployed SonicWall products and improved detection capabilities for internet-exposed devices.
Global Cybercrime Sting: INTERPOL Operation Nets 5,500 Arrests and $400M in Seized Assets

A massive five-month INTERPOL operation spanning 40 countries has resulted in over 5,500 arrests and the seizure of $400 million in virtual assets. The operation uncovered sophisticated voice phishing networks and cryptocurrency scams, demonstrating increased international cooperation in fighting cybercrime.