Most CNI Firms Face Up to £5m in Downtime from OT Attacks
2026-04-02T08:52:23Z•080e883766921be76f85d56e048fe2c3568642deced9b45952817af8da1f2e4c
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What happened
A compilation of late‑March to early‑April 2026 Infosecurity Magazine headlines highlighting a surge in supply‑chain compromises (npm/axios hijack, PyPI LiteLLM/Telnyx, TeamPCP activity), widespread malware‑as‑a‑service and commodity stealers (Venom Stealer, Phantom Stealer, DeepLoad), and large‑scale credential theft techniques (EtherRAT, AiTM phishing). The period also saw active exploitation of critical vulnerabilities—most notably Citrix NetScaler (CVE‑2026‑3055) and an F5 BIG‑IP flaw (CVE‑2025‑53521)—plus rapid Oracle WebLogic RCE weaponisation, nation‑state espionage (TA416), ransomware/
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- 2026-04-02T08:52:23Z
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