Welcome to today's episode of "Cyber War Room." Today, we delve into two critical ransomware attacks and the burgeoning wave of cyber threats on YouTube.

First up, London Drugs faces a ransomware predicament as the LockBit group demands a hefty $25 million ransom. With a tight 48-hour deadline, the group threatens to sell stolen data if their demands are not met. London Drugs is exploring recovery options within legal compliances, avoiding ransom payment despite the looming threat.

Moving on, the Blackbasta group has targeted Atlas, one of America's principal fuel distributors, claiming a theft of 730GB data, including sensitive corporate and employee information. The cyber gang, known for their blackmail tactics, has yet to receive a public acknowledgment from Atlas concerning this security breach.

Additionally, YouTube has become the latest vector for cyber attackers, with escalating instances of phishing and deepfake threats. Renowned channels with substantial subscribers find themselves hijacked, pushing deceptive cryptocurrency scams.

In other news, increased ransomware and AI-powered threats are pushing businesses to enhance their cybersecurity infrastructures aggressively.

And finally, a major security flaw discovered in GitHub Enterprise Server could allow attackers to access private codebases illicitly. GitHub has swiftly responded with necessary patches to mitigate potential damages.

Stay informed and safe. Tune into the next episode of "Cyber War Room" for more updates on the ongoing cyber war.