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2026-11-09T07:23:22Z•d4bc4db0e8631e1be9ff238fcb638f3cd36bfc7f680e5011c29d0f010899ede2
Android-TVCryptomusIoTMicrosoft-patchingPHP-vulnerabilitiesShinyHuntersadvertising-fraudbotnetcybercrime-financecybersecuritydata-breachdata-extortionlaw-enforcementproxywareransomwareresidential-proxiessanctionstelecommunicationszero-day-exploitation
What happened
KrebsOnSecurity reporting covers major cybersecurity developments including residential proxy abuse involving White House staff devices, a 1.3 million-device Android TV botnet, actively exploited critical PHP vulnerabilities, ShinyHunters data theft and extortion investigations, sanctions against Cryptomus for cybercrime-related money laundering, large-scale Microsoft vulnerability patching, and telecommunications data theft prosecutions.
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- krebs_on_security
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- d4bc4db0e8631e1be9ff238fcb638f3cd36bfc7f680e5011c29d0f010899ede2
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- 2026-11-09T07:23:22Z
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- Yes
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