Asahi, the brewing giant, was hit by a ransomware attack, causing a data breach and halting operations in Japan. While hackers haven’t demanded a ransom yet, Asahi’s Emergency Response Headquarters is on the case, working to restore order. Meanwhile, Asahi’s manual operations are back, proving sometimes you just can’t beat the human touch.

Oracle rushed to fix a zero-day vulnerability in its E-Business Suite, already exploited by Clop for data theft and extortion. The flaw, CVE-2025-61882, allows remote code execution and has a severity score of 9.8. Oracle and Mandiant urge immediate patching, as mass exploitation has already taken place.

If you’re running Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect and PAN-OS profiles, it’s time to get busy. A surge in scanning attacks is hitting systems, with 93% of IPs marked suspicious and 7% malicious. On October 3, a record number of IPs scanned Palo Alto login portals, primarily targeting US systems. PAN-OS profiles beware!

Renault’s data breach has left customers in a pickle, as personal info has been compromised by hackers. While Renault’s own systems are squeaky clean, a third-party provider spilled the beans. Expect phishing attempts, so hold tight to your passwords and never share them online or by phone. Stay safe, Renault UK customers!

Zimbra users are caught in a zero-day exploit whirlwind with malicious iCalendar attachments. The sneaky script hijacks sessions, redirects emails, and exfiltrates data, making calendar invites less about meetings and more about mayhem. It’s time to watch your inbox like a hawk, or better yet, a paranoid calendar app!

Cl0p is back, exploiting Oracle E-Business Suite’s zero-day vulnerability like it’s a limited-time offer. Oracle confirmed the flaw with a jaw-dropping CVSS score of 9.8. So, if your data feels like it’s got a neon “Hack Me” sign, it just might be time to patch up!

The ENISA Threat Landscape 2025 report reveals a cyber world where ransomware, AI phishing, and state-backed espionage are the new normal. With over 4,900 verified incidents, Europe’s digital realm is a playground for cybercriminals, hacktivists, and state actors. It’s like trying to patch a sinking ship with a roll of duct tape!

A zero-day vulnerability in Zimbra Collaboration, tracked as CVE-2025-27915, was exploited in cyber attacks against the Brazilian military. The flaw allowed bad actors to execute arbitrary JavaScript via malicious ICS files, leading to unauthorized actions like email redirection. Zimbra patched the issue in January 2025, but not before the damage was done.

Oracle rushes out an emergency update to fix a security flaw in its E-Business Suite, exploited in Cl0p data theft attacks. The vulnerability, CVE-2025-61882, allows attackers to compromise systems via HTTP without authentication. If you’re using Oracle EBS, now’s the time to patch it up before hackers RSVP to your data.

Oracle’s E-Business Suite is facing a critical zero-day vulnerability, CVE-2025-61882. With a CVSS score of 9.8, this flaw allows unauthenticated remote code execution and has been exploited in Clop data theft attacks. Oracle has released an urgent patch, but not before Clop made off with valuable data.

When “iPhone software update failed” appears, it’s like your phone’s version of a midlife crisis. But fear not! Before you panic or consider drastic measures, try simple fixes like checking storage, network stability, or restarting. For tougher cases, Wondershare Dr.Fone can save the day without losing your cherished cat photos.

Zimbra’s zero-day vulnerability had threat actors sending ICS calendar invites you definitely don’t want to RSVP to. Exploiting CVE-2025-27915, attackers used these invites to sneak JavaScript onto systems. While Zimbra patched things up, hackers spoofed the Libyan Navy, targeting Brazilian military orgs. Who knew calendars could be so dangerous?

Attackers have found a way to weaponize AWS X-Ray as a covert command and control channel. By abusing legitimate cloud tracing infrastructure, they can establish undetectable communication pathways. Who knew tracing app performance could double as a spy thriller?

ParkMobile concluded a class action lawsuit over their 2021 data breach, affecting 22 million users. The compensation? A grand total of $1 in-app credit, claimable via a special promo code. But act fast—it’s got an expiration date unless you’re in California. Just a heads-up, ParkMobile warns against SMS phishing scams.

Hackers breached a third-party provider used by Discord, stealing user data including names, IDs, and some payment info. They demanded a ransom, threatening to leak the information. Discord took immediate action and launched an investigation. With over 200 million monthly users, the platform is a prime target for financially motivated cybercriminals.

Apple’s alleged M5 chip on an iPad nearly rivals desktop CPUs. In leaked Geekbench scores, it edges out the Snapdragon X Elite 2 in single-core performance, though the Snapdragon wins in multi-core due to more cores. Apple’s chip wizardry continues to impress with its efficient design and power.

OpenAI’s Codex is taking vibe coding to the next level with new features, including an exclusive Codex Alpha opt-in program for early access. Get ready for more coding magic as DevDay 2025 approaches!

ChatGPT isn’t satisfied with just being your charming chatbot; it’s eyeing social stardom! With “Calpico” direct messaging in the works, soon you can slide into fellow GPT users’ DMs. Plus, profile pictures and usernames promise to make ChatGPT the next big social butterfly. Who knew AI could have such a social life?

GPT-5’s new update is here to dry your tears! Now equipped with emotional support superpowers, GPT-5 Instant aims to comfort you faster than a friend with tissues. With input from mental health experts, it’s like having a virtual therapist on speed dial. So, if you’re feeling down, GPT-5’s got your back!

Discord confirms a security incident involving a third-party breach. Personal data of users who recently contacted customer support, such as names and email addresses, were exposed. Despite the unsettling data theft, Discord assured users that full credit card numbers and passwords remain secure. Stay alert for potential phishing attempts following this Discord data breach.