France: Internet-Exposed Danfoss Controllers Drop 71% After Cyber-Attack
2026-10-15T14:52:08Z•6da74beeefbc3ea7acf54f25a89cbf184be2ec2fc57ca1b1d3fd9d16b0459cde
CVE-2026-35029CVE-2026-59823AI-agentsAI-securityAtlassianChina-linkedClickFixFortinetICSLLM-securityLiteLLMOT-securityPalo-AltoRussia-linkedcredential-theftcyber-threat-intelligencedata-breachinfostealerpasskeysphishingpost-quantum-cryptographyprompt-injectionransomwareretailsupply-chain-riskvulnerability-exploitation
What happened
Infosecurity Magazine reporting from October 6–15, 2026 highlights active exploitation of enterprise and security products, including LiteLLM, Atlassian, Palo Alto VPN and Fortinet devices; large-scale ransomware, phishing, data-breach and supply-chain incidents; and emerging threats involving AI agents, prompt injection, AI coding-assistant credential theft and offensive use of generative AI. Additional coverage includes attacks affecting French retail refrigeration controllers, disruption of the Yam Store phishing marketplace, cyber activity attributed to China- and Russia-aligned actors, PK
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