International alert spotlights Russia-linked attacks on Zimbra webmail
2026-07-23T20:52:01Z•b8e305242d2bd9d3bf0fabb576996276a0b51b4aa034227a66b8d0d631610104
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What happened
Multiple cybersecurity developments: an international alert says Russia-linked Laundry Bear is using a zero-click phishing technique to compromise Zimbra webmail accounts worldwide, according to U.S. and allied sources. The U.S. State Department announced visa restrictions targeting individuals tied to transnational cyber‑scam operations. Australian energy firm Origin Energy confirmed a customer data breach being investigated. Swiss train maker Stadler Rail refused a $12.3M ransom demand after attackers (Everest) stole technical data from a supplier’s file‑sharing platform. Separately, the U.S
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