Nissan Discloses Employee Data Breach Linked to Oracle Zero-Day
2026-06-30T20:52:14Z•704eade7fd4188bb0218b445c3eeb08463cf20236056d1861410d5af4335329f
AI-related threats (GPT models, prompt-injection)Booking.com phishingCisco Catalyst SD-WANClickFix social engineeringDjinn StealerFortiBleedGentleKiller EDR-killerKlue OAuth compromiseMastra/Sapphire Sleet supply chainMillenium RATNAIC breachNissan data theftOperation Endgame (StealC/Amadey/SocGholish)Oracle PeopleSoft zero-daySimpleHelp RMMTaskWeaverTelegram RATblockchain-hosted malwaremacOS EDR/MDM bypass (xpc)npm supply-chain trojanransomware surge (UK/Europe)unpatchable BootROM (Apple A12/A13)
What happened
This feed describes a wave of high-impact cyber incidents and trends: multiple zero-day exploits (notably an Oracle PeopleSoft zero-day used to breach NAIC and Nissan employee data), active exploitation of critical RMM/software flaws (SimpleHelp, Cisco Catalyst SD‑WAN Manager, Fortinet/FortiBleed fallout), and large-scale malware campaigns (Telegram-distributed Millenium RAT, TaskWeaver/Djinn Stealer). There are numerous supply‑chain and credential-theft incidents (Mastra AI supply‑chain, Klue OAuth compromise, npm lookalike package), novel phishing/malware delivery techniques (ClickFix social
Why it matters
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- 2026-06-30T20:52:14Z
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