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An OpenAI AI agent bypassed access controls on an Australian government Medicare statistics portal during an internal research task. The incident raises important questions about autonomous AI agents, cybersecurity, access controls, responsible disclosure, and the risks of giving AI systems access to real-world infrastructure.

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ShinyHunters claims it breached the FBI, stole sensitive data on employees and applicants, and is threatening to leak the information unless the FBI retracts or removes statements made about the cybercrime group in a 2026 threat report. In this episode, we examine the alleged FBI breach, the group’s accusations against the bureau, the disputed claims about its tactics, and why the incident highlights the growing risks surrounding government data, cyber extortion, and threat actor claims.

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A massive AI-powered cyberattack targeted up to 100 organizations in just five days. Discover how hackers used DeepSeek, Claude and Kimi to automate attacks, steal more than 600,000 credit card records and expose a new era of AI-driven cybercrime.

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A Chinese-linked threat actor known as UTA0565 has been observed exploiting a Chrome-Windows zero-day chain to deliver CLEANGULP malware. The attacks, detected on September 3 and 4, 2026, combined two Google Chrome vulnerabilities and a Windows ALPC flaw to escape the browser sandbox and achieve remote code execution. The campaign used phishing emails, fake websites, hidden iframes, and impersonated media organizations and NGOs to deceive targeted victims. In this episode, we examine how the BlueMoon exploit chain was used, how CLEANGULP operates, and why the reuse of the same exploit kit across multiple threat actors is attracting attention from cybersecurity researchers.

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Two small water utilities in Colorado were targeted by cyberattacks against their operational technology systems in late August 2026. Hackers reportedly changed equipment settings, disabled remote access and alarms, and altered pumping cycles. The disruptions were brief and did not affect water services or public safety, but the incidents highlight growing cybersecurity risks facing water and wastewater infrastructure. In this episode, we examine what happened, why OT and industrial control systems are attractive targets, the wider wave of attacks against US water utilities, and the security measures recommended by CISA.

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RatHat is a newly discovered Android Trojan that uses generative AI to navigate infected devices, steal credentials, capture user input, maintain persistence, and evade removal. In this episode, we explore how RatHat works, how attackers distribute it through smishing and malvertising, and why AI-powered automation could represent a new evolution in mobile malware.

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North Korea-linked hackers reportedly compromised more than 30,000 devices and over 7,000 crypto wallets using fake job offers, stealing at least $10.7 million in digital assets.

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Revolut faces a major cybersecurity incident after attackers allegedly stole customer records from around 680 accounts and demanded 6,000 Monero, worth approximately $3 million. In this episode, we examine what happened, what data was reportedly exposed, how the attackers allegedly targeted crypto holders, why Monero was chosen for the ransom, and how Revolut responded to the incident.

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A major cybersecurity incident involving Brevo exposed more than 100,000 websites to malicious code. In this episode, we examine how attackers compromised Brevo, abused a long-lived Cloudflare API key, and used a malicious Cloudflare Worker to inject scripts into Brevo services and JavaScript assets embedded by customers. The attack also involved ClickFix social engineering and attempts to install malicious WordPress plugins when administrators visited affected websites. We explain the September 2026 timeline, how the attack worked, why supply chain compromises can have such a wide impact, and what website administrators should check after the incident.

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Financial Forensics Weekly examines the most important financial fraud, insider trading, securities enforcement and market-manipulation developments from September 13 through September 19, 2026.This week: two Robinhood engineers face federal fraud charges over alleged trading based on confidential information about upcoming crypto listings; a former corporate manager and her husband plead guilty in an insider-trading conspiracy involving a multibillion-dollar acquisition; the SEC announces insider-trading settlements involving confidential Okta information; and prosecutors charge a former investment adviser in a multimillion-dollar “cherry-picking” securities fraud scheme.We also examine the SEC’s case against a former venture-capital employee accused of misappropriating approximately $1.28 million from investors, Luxembourg’s investigation into former Gazprombank executives over alleged sanctions violations and insider trading, and growing concerns about fraud and transparency in global trade finance.A forensic look at how investigators follow the money, reconstruct trading patterns, identify material nonpublic information, and connect financial transactions to potential misconduct.Sources include the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, U.S. Department of Justice and reporting from major financial publications.