Oleksii Lytvynenko, a lawyer who coded for the Conti ransomware crew, will spend four years in a US prison.
GreyNoise says a lone operator used hundreds of AI agents to break into 395 organizations through two PaperCut flaws.
FulcrumSec dumped MAG airport customer data after the operator refused a ransom, exposing 8.8 million people.
CloudSEK and Gambit find a Russian-speaking crew leaning on AI coding tools to plan intrusions.
CRPx0's white-label ransomware service claims 48 victims as ClickFix lures spread to Windows and macOS.
Berlin refuses to pay after Rhysida-linked attackers exfiltrate data from the city's state network.
The US firearms bureau says intruders hit a standalone system tied to its investigations.
GuidePoint finds a sham firm called Ransom Busters billing victims for recoveries it likely cannot deliver.