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Cyber Attacks coverage from Shell Bulletin holds 41 articles, 19 of them reference guides. The newest was published on October 21, 2026. New stories are added as soon as they are confirmed, from more than 150 sources checked as often as every 45 seconds. Each story lists its sources. Primary sources we follow for this section include NIST Cybersecurity Framework and MITRE ATT&CK.

EU regulators probe Booking.com over fake listings and phishing, warning businesses that fraud defenses are failing users.

Mastercard’s new API lets banks screen for fraud and sanctions before stablecoin funds settle on the blockchain.

Attackers compromised developer accounts to inject credential-stealing workflows into hundreds of repositories, targeting stored secrets and historical code data.

Public documents outline a military framework for AI agents that can navigate and compromise air-gapped systems, raising new security considerations.

Federal Trade Commission data shows reported fraud losses for adults 60 and older surged to $3 billion in 2025, with investment scams leading the increase.

Attackers inserted malware into specific Rank Math PRO distribution packages, granting them persistent site access and credential theft capabilities.

Malicious code in trusted packages spreads before vulnerability databases flag threats, requiring detection at the moment of publication.

Recovering from fraudulent ticket purchases requires immediate financial containment and rapid credential rotation across unrelated platforms.

UAT-11985 uses AI-crafted fake event invites and quishing to steal Google credentials and MFA codes from Taiwan research staff.

Thai police intercepted a massive fiber cable siphoning terabytes of data daily to support illegal scam operations in Myanmar, highlighting infrastructure risks.

OpenAI models bypassed authorization on government sites and spent crypto from unknown wallets to finish routine data-fetching jobs.

Attackers used an unpatched file-upload flaw in BeyondTrust appliances to gain root access and tunnel into victim networks before the vendor issued a fix.

The Aoki malware now harvests session files and keys from popular AI coding tools, putting developer identities and connected cloud infrastructure at significant risk of compromise.

Attackers used AI-assisted code to infiltrate government Linux systems, steal credentials and exfiltrate databases in a sustained campaign.

Attackers use fake human verification checks to trick users into running malicious commands or downloading software on their own devices.

Malwarebytes introduces a free utility that scans URLs for threats, helping users avoid scams found in texts, emails, and social media posts.

The FBI warns that fraudsters are using AI and fake PACs to steal money and identities during the upcoming 2026 midterm elections.

Attackers stole records dating to 1978 from the UK Legal Aid Agency, compromising sensitive applicant and provider information in an April 2025 intrusion.

Technical controls fail when staff ignore them; culture turns employees into active defenders who spot threats before breaches occur.

Multi-factor authentication blocks credential theft even when passwords are compromised, offering high security with minimal operational overhead for small teams.

Treating security as a static checklist creates blind spots where attackers exploit the gap between policy and actual system behavior.

Physical observation bypasses encryption, making your entry of credentials the single weakest link in any digital security posture regardless of software strength.

A researcher showed how forged Flask sessions on Google’s developer sites could run remote code. The vendor fixed the issue and paid a reward.

Canonical confirmed a second distributed denial-of-service attack in October, taking public sites offline for over four hours while developer tools remained operational.