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SecurityWeek reports that the industrial sector has been primarily infected with the Win32.Worm.Ramnit, Trojan.scar/shyape, Trojan.lokibot/stealer, and Win32.Worm.Sohanad malware between October 2024 and March 2025.

Nearly 15% of all global distributed denial-of-service traffic has been directed at the U.S., making it the third most DDoS attack-targeted country behind only India and China, Hackread reports.

Ukraine's Military Intelligence Service, or HUR, has taken credit for compromising major Russian aerospace and defense firm Tupolev in an attack, which purportedly led to the theft of over 4.4 GB of classified data, according to the Kyiv Post.

Major U.S. local newspaper publisher Lee Enterprises had information from 39,779 individuals, including their Social Security numbers, compromised as a result of an attack by the Qilin ransomware-as-a-service operation in February, which allegedly led to the exfiltration of 350 GB of data, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.

Cybernews reports that American Hospital Dubai, the leading private healthcare provider in the United Arab Emirates city, was claimed to have had 450 million patient records stolen following an attack by the newly emergent Gunra ransomware gang.

ESET published research on the Iranian APT "BladedFeline," which researchers believe is a subgroup of the cyber-espionage entity APT34.

The United Nations, Carnegie Mellon University, and private organizations are all aiming to train the next generation of cybersecurity experts, boost economies, and disrupt pipelines to armed groups.

DigiCert's Ashley Stevenson explores why unifying PKI and IAM is essential to closing identity-related trust gaps.