Cyber news

1. Interpol’s “Operation Serengeti 2.0” Dismantles Cybercrime Network

Interpol, alongside authorities from 18 African nations and the UK, arrested 1,209 alleged cybercriminals and took down nearly 11,500 malicious infrastructures in a sweeping operation targeting ransomware, scams, and business email compromise.

2. DaVita Ransomware Breach Affects 2.4 Million

Kidney dialysis provider DaVita suffered a ransomware attack in April that exposed 2.4 million individuals’ personal and health information. This breach stands out as one of the largest healthcare-related data compromises so far in 2025.

3. India Tops Global Malware Targets as AI-Driven Attacks Rise

Acronis’s latest report reveals that India accounts for 12.4% of all endpoint malware attacks worldwide. The firm warns of an alarming uptick in AI-powered ransomware and phishing campaigns exploiting tools like email and collaboration platforms.

Modern Cyber Threats Demand Change

Conventional defenses are no longer enough, says Darren Guccione—companies must rethink their cybersecurity strategies to keep up.

Middletown City Employee Data Possibly Affected

A recent cybersecurity incident in Middletown may have compromised some city employees’ information. Investigations are ongoing.

Weekly Roundup: Endpoint Security & Network Monitoring

Highlights include developments from Tanium, WitnessAI, Thrive, and others driving change in enterprise protection.

Distractions, Not Hackers—Biggest Risk for Employees

New research from KnowBe4 finds employee distraction is the leading cause of cyber incidents—not sophisticated threats.

Hackers Selling Admin Access to Russian Firms

On darknet marketplaces, unauthorized admin access to major Russian companies is being sold for as low as $100, raising serious alarm.

First Graduates of Murray State Cybersecurity Program

Kentucky’s Henry County celebrated the first cohort to complete Murray State University’s Cyber Education and Research program.

Netskope Files for IPO Amid Strong Growth

Cloud security firm Netskope filed for an IPO after reporting a ~31% revenue jump in its first half of fiscal 2026 and narrowing losses.