This week shows how trusted technology can become a direct route to physical damage and enterprise compromise. Attacks on supermarket refrigeration systems spoiled food, caused fires and drove losses into the millions, bringing operational technology risk into clear business focus. At the same time, attackers gained deep access through Ivanti gateways that were fully patched when intrusions began, proving that updates alone cannot establish whether an edge device is clean. A separate espionage operation used a compromised BeyondTrust support appliance to reach downstream systems, pursue credentials and collect sensitive documents. The wider issue also examines an industrial phishing marketp…
This week's stories:
Food loss and fires follow attacks on supermarket refrigeration
Corporate credentials stolen through fully patched Ivanti gateways
Corporate networks exposed through compromised BeyondTrust support tools
One billion phishing messages reveal an industrial fraud marketplace
Live government sites were breached during AI safety tests
Public exposure of AI and industrial systems keeps rising
Targeted online ads delivered zero-click spyware to news devices
Burger King Japan breach exposes 11.18 million app records
Crypto wallets hide implants that steal recovery secrets
Fake remote workers use laptop farms to enter major employers
Record Microsoft patch load includes a Windows flaw under attack
Retail giant outage disrupts apps, orders and staff access
Weak password opens population records tied to 8.8 million people
UK legal aid breach reaches sensitive records dating back to 1978
Cisco email gateways face active attacks with root-level access
Podden och tillhörande omslagsbild på den här sidan tillhör
Dr Jason Edwards. Innehållet i podden är skapat av Dr Jason Edwards och inte av,
eller tillsammans med, Poddtoppen.
