🚨 THE INTERNET IS FACING ONE OF THE WORST WAVES OF CYBERSECURITY THREATS EVER. More than 20 major cyber incidents and security warnings have been reported in recent days, affecting banks, governments, cloud platforms and widely used software. And some of the details are shocking. 1. PHP, used by a huge part of the web, had 2 critical flaws (CVSS 9.2) that let attackers run code remotely 2. Governments in 9+ countries took websites offline as a precaution, including France, the Netherlands, Finland, Germany, Belgium, Denmark and the UK 3. eMudhra, a certificate authority, had the keys of 8 certificates exposed. One key was the number 4 4. Railway says hackers may have accessed decrypted customer secrets 5. Zeabur was breached, with 321,810 accounts affected, and is shutting down 6. Japan's Onamae Desktop Cloud stopped up to 26,739 servers after malware was found 7. LiteLLM, a popular AI library, was poisoned and stole cloud and AI keys 8. OVHcloud's CLI tool was backdoored 9. GitLab disclosed a CVSS 10 flaw that lets attackers take over servers without logging in 10. State Bank of India confirmed 3,897 customer records on the dark web 11. Data of California students was stolen from ETS, with the intruder inside for about 4 months 12. Bullhorn took its platform offline after a cyber incident 13. Palo Alto firewalls are still being exploited by ransomware groups Qilin and Inc 14. Researchers say AI agents were used to target 400+ banks and payment companies in Latin America 15. Axios reports US banks are finding unauthorized AI agents inside customer accounts 16. Reuters reports one hacker used AI agents to break into 100+ company websites, including Deere

BREAKING: AI AGENTS ARE ACCESSING MAJOR U.S. BANK ACCOUNTS WITHOUT BANK APPROVAL. According to Axios, JPMorgan, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Morgan Stanley are dealing with unauthorized third party AI agents accessing customer accounts. Some agents reportedly attempted actions beyond what customers instructed them to do. And this comes just one day after another shocking report that hackers reportedly used Claude, Grok and other AI models to automate attacks on over 400 financial targets across Latin America.