Belarusian hacktivists spent two years inside Russian healthcare network, researchers say
2026-10-05T14:51:49Z•e30632f85c87d2a29cc87a9113bf9325c3aa30d2ff39ec40f6850d0a54bcdf53
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What happened
The feed highlights several cybersecurity and privacy developments: an alleged two-year espionage campaign by Belarusian Cyber Partisans against a Russian healthcare network; a cyberattack involving a Nikkei employee email account that may have exposed journalistic sources; a breach of Denmark’s national population register affecting approximately 8.8 million people; litigation involving Salvadoran journalists targeted with Pegasus spyware; and proposed U.S. legislation concerning automated license plate reader privacy and oversight. No specific vulnerabilities or CVEs are identified.
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