29th June – Threat Intelligence Report

2026-06-29T20:52:23Z8771ab8a630d744917c8c929944fb6f314920d0dcb9b3f93c7c758d3f10171a5
AI-enabled-attacksAI-threatsLangGraphLapsusNimbus-ManticoreRCERaaSSQLiShinyHuntersTDSclick-hijackingclipboard-hijackercrypto-frauddata-breachmalicious-javascriptmalware-distributionransomwaresupply-chainthird-party-compromiseweb-malware

What happened

Check Point Research weekly/period reports (May–June 2026) highlight a wave of high‑impact activity: supply‑chain/front‑end compromises (e.g., Polymarket malicious JS), large-scale data breaches (Carnival, University of Nottingham, DentaQuest, 7‑Eleven, Vodafone, Instructure, Medtronic) and extortion via ransomware/RaaS (The Gentlemen, multiple DLS listings). Research details active malware distribution ecosystems using impersonation, click‑hijacking and traffic distribution systems (TDS), a crypto‑focused clipboard hijacker campaign leveraging fake reputation, and an exploitable LangGraph “ck

Why it matters

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2026-06-29T20:52:23Z
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