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Adviser to the President of Ukraine Dmytro Lytvyn stated that the situation regarding the availability of satellite internet for the military remains unchanged.
Pecherskyy District Court closed the case against Iryna Filiyeva as the company fully settled the tax debt of 23.5 million hryvnias.
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DeepState project analysts report that occupiers have approached the settlements of Malikh Shcherbakiv and Shcherbakiv in the Zaporizhzhia region.
Traffic on the Southern Bridge is restricted due to the aftermath of Russia's overnight attack, so buses are temporarily detoured via the Darnytskyi Bridge.
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The activist, known as Yashchir, was sentenced to three months in prison. This ruling is part of a series of criminal cases against him.
The last 48 hours are being called one of the most serious periods in cybersecurity history. A list of 27 incidents is circulating in the public domain, including personal data leaks, software breaches, critical vulnerabilities, and attacks on corporate infrastructure. The authors of the review have named this period "Black October", although the scale and interconnection of all the cited cases require independent verification.
Among the mentioned incidents are the PHP2Shell vulnerability and issues with eMudhra digital trust keys. The list also includes reports of stolen data from students in California state schools and account breaches on the Zeabur platform. Separately mentioned are the infection of the LiteLLM artificial intelligence tool with password-stealing software and a critical GitLab vulnerability.
A separate section concerns attacks on companies and services used by millions of people and developers. The authors of the review mention incidents related to NGINX, WordPress, Plex, Palo Alto, AOMEI, and the TiDB Cloud platform. Reports are also cited regarding possible medical data leaks in the US, specifically information on 970,000 Medi-Cal patients.
Among other cases are FBI warnings about the SafePay ransomware, which, according to the data provided, attacked over 600 critical infrastructure organisations. The list also mentions the breach of Tor network relays, a data leak at State Bank of India, as well as attacks associated with Siemens and OVHcloud.
The authors pay particular attention to the use of artificial intelligence for vulnerability discovery. If previously detecting complex errors could require prolonged work by specialised teams, modern AI tools are capable of automating code analysis and accelerating the search for potential entry points. In the hands of malicious actors, this can shorten the time between the discovery of a vulnerability and an attempt to exploit it.
At the same time, the list circulating online is not confirmation that all 27 incidents occurred specifically within the last 48 hours or have the same level of severity. Each case requires separate verification based on statements from companies, cybersecurity researchers, and relevant government bodies.
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