Syrian Electronic Army hacker gets prison time for attacks on Western targets

The feed reports several cybersecurity developments: a Syrian Electronic Army hacker received a 42-month U.S. prison sentence for attacks against Western targets; GCHQ reportedly could not account for thousands of data storage devices; newly identified NetamLoader malware targeted government Windows systems in Asia and used legitimate Microsoft components to execute code and evade defenses; Polymarket disclosed a cyberattack involving a compromised third-party provider; and a Russian retail chain experienced multi-day operational disruption following a cyberattack. No specific CVEs are cited.