Berlin investigates new data leak after hackers publish stolen login credentials
2026-09-07T14:51:49Z•269bdbb9cb224933dd78b97678c7f6ccc7eeb2754f456552df943cd25eecb7ff
Berlin governmentCISAG7GermanyRhysidaaccount takeovercredential leakcritical infrastructurecybercrimedata breachdata center securitydrone threatslaw enforcement cooperationpost-quantum cryptographyquantum computingransomwarescam centersstolen credentials
What happened
The feed highlights a newly reported Berlin government data leak involving publication of stolen login credentials, with Germany’s information security agency also warning about the Rhysida cybercrime group. Other items cover international cooperation against Southeast Asian scam centers, rising UK losses from account hacking, physical security concerns for Russian data centers amid drone threats, and G7/CISA guidance to begin migration toward post-quantum cryptography. No specific software vulnerabilities or CVEs are identified.
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