International Cyber Digest
Independent reporting on cybersecurity, tech, AI & digital policy. Got a tip? http://internationalcyberdigest.com/tips
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International Cyber Digest has 9,538 subscribers.
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‼️ North Korea is laundering the record $6.4B Binance theft through meme coins it mints for about $90 each. Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic found them. One token's logo shows Elon Musk under an "Elon 2028 President" banner. The launderers created six tokens on the NEAR blockchain and traded them between their own wallets, so stolen funds come out looking like trading profits. About $430,000 has gone through the coins so far. The FBI blamed North Korea for the heist, and about $2.85B of the stolen funds has been frozen or seized. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120834993928761831
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‼️ Lenovo firmware for the remote-management chip in its ThinkSystem v4 servers brings back a default root password after a factory reset. That old OpenBMC login opens the chip's admin interfaces and its normally hidden operating system. Lenovo caught CVE-2026-81936 itself and pulled versions 2.51 to 2.56. No attacks have been reported. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120819894249746817
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‼️ LEGO-owned marketplace BrickLink pulled itself offline after "unusual activity on the platform". Almost a week later, it is still working out how it happened. It said so minutes before its own 18:00 restore target on 11 November. It has given no new date. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120804794822484159
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‼️ Norwegian salmon farms run underwater robots that spot lice on passing fish with AI cameras, then kill them with a laser. Maker Stingray says 2,000+ of them guard 50 million+ salmon and trout around the clock, firing up to 5 pulses a second. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120789694992556465
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‼️ The owners of Steal a Brainrot, the Roblox game that hit a record 25M players at once, want Discord, Roblox and Comcast to unmask the hackers they say hijacked it. They accuse "Ponti," "Dre" and "Peach" of duping staff into installing malware, then planting a backdoor that made them admins of the live game. The suit says they handed out some of the game's most valuable items and offered it for sale on Discord. The owners say "Dre" admitted on a recording that they "found a vulnerability and took advantage of this."v https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120774595565478144
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‼️ The US Justice Department secretly demanded LinkedIn records of who a group of journalists messaged over 18 months, to hunt the source of one military leak. The journalists wrote nearly 1,000 articles in that time. A US appeals court says fewer than 5% appear to touch the leak. It has ordered the demand narrowed, because it would expose confidential sources with no link to the probe. LinkedIn's bid to kill it outright failed. LinkedIn was also gagged for a year from telling anyone, the journalists included. The court wants that loosened too. "Confidentiality of sources is the lifeblood of a free press," the judges wrote. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120759496146612596
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‼️ BREAKING: Security journalist Brian Krebs says the man running Qilin, the world's most active ransomware gang, is 36-year-old Aleksey Yakovtsev of St. Petersburg. Researchers traced the boss's handle "Haise" through old forum names to a mail[.]ru address whose password was built from one of them. That address sits in leaked records from Russia's own hacked government services portal. Qilin has claimed 365+ victims in three months. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120744396362809788
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‼️ Apache's web server has a critical HTTP/2 flaw that can lead to remote code execution. A race condition in its header handling can corrupt memory. It was found by Anthropic's OSS Scanner and two Google researchers. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120729296981385333
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‼️ Meta left 47 code-execution bugs in its open-source AI libraries unpatched since March, so bug-bounty programme Zero Day Initiative has published them all as zero-days. Opening a booby-trapped config or model file in fairseq, FAIRChem or Detectron2 can run an attacker's code on your machine. There are still no patches. For fairseq, Meta told ZDI the project is no longer maintained and has been archived. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120714197923225827
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‼️ BREAKING: Hackers broke into the ScreenConnect remote-control consoles of 6 IT firms that run other companies' computers, and planted their own remote access on 286+ customer machines. Security firm Huntress counts 47 organisations hit so far, and says the numbers are still climbing. ConnectWise, which makes ScreenConnect, has disabled five third-party extensions in about 400 partner environments. It suspects the attackers pushed extra tools through them. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120699098080915966
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🚨 BREAKING: Jensen Huang caught upscaling behind his wife's back again https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120668785502028081
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>be Proton >CRY ABOUT BIG TECH BEING EVIL >BIG TECH COLLECTS YOUR DATA WEEEHHH WEEEHHH >TURN ON SEND CRASH REPORTS BY DEFAULT >COLLECT USAGE STATISTICS BY DEFAULT https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120683746861228129
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‼️ BREAKING: Hackers broke into the ScreenConnect remote-control consoles of 6 IT firms that run other companies' computers, and planted their own remote access on 286+ customer machines. Security firm Huntress counts 47 organisations hit so far, and says the numbers are still climbing. ConnectWise, which makes ScreenConnect, has disabled five third-party extensions in about 400 partner environments. It suspects the attackers pushed extra tools through them. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120699098080915966
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‼️ Apache's web server has a critical HTTP/2 flaw that can lead to remote code execution. A race condition in its header handling can corrupt memory. It was found by Anthropic's OSS Scanner and two Google researchers. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120729296981385333
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‼️ Meta left 47 code-execution bugs in its open-source AI libraries unpatched since March, so bug-bounty programme Zero Day Initiative has published them all as zero-days. Opening a booby-trapped config or model file in fairseq, FAIRChem or Detectron2 can run an attacker's code on your machine. There are still no patches. For fairseq, Meta told ZDI the project is no longer maintained and has been archived. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120714197923225827
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‼️ Norwegian salmon farms run underwater robots that spot lice on passing fish with AI cameras, then kill them with a laser. Maker Stingray says 2,000+ of them guard 50 million+ salmon and trout around the clock, firing up to 5 pulses a second. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120789694992556465
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‼️ BREAKING: Security journalist Brian Krebs says the man running Qilin, the world's most active ransomware gang, is 36-year-old Aleksey Yakovtsev of St. Petersburg. Researchers traced the boss's handle "Haise" through old forum names to a mail[.]ru address whose password was built from one of them. That address sits in leaked records from Russia's own hacked government services portal. Qilin has claimed 365+ victims in three months. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120744396362809788
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‼️ The owners of Steal a Brainrot, the Roblox game that hit a record 25M players at once, want Discord, Roblox and Comcast to unmask the hackers they say hijacked it. They accuse "Ponti," "Dre" and "Peach" of duping staff into installing malware, then planting a backdoor that made them admins of the live game. The suit says they handed out some of the game's most valuable items and offered it for sale on Discord. The owners say "Dre" admitted on a recording that they "found a vulnerability and took advantage of this."v https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120774595565478144
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‼️ The US Justice Department secretly demanded LinkedIn records of who a group of journalists messaged over 18 months, to hunt the source of one military leak. The journalists wrote nearly 1,000 articles in that time. A US appeals court says fewer than 5% appear to touch the leak. It has ordered the demand narrowed, because it would expose confidential sources with no link to the probe. LinkedIn's bid to kill it outright failed. LinkedIn was also gagged for a year from telling anyone, the journalists included. The court wants that loosened too. "Confidentiality of sources is the lifeblood of a free press," the judges wrote. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120759496146612596
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‼️ LEGO-owned marketplace BrickLink pulled itself offline after "unusual activity on the platform". Almost a week later, it is still working out how it happened. It said so minutes before its own 18:00 restore target on 11 November. It has given no new date. https://x.com/IntCyberDigest/status/2120804794822484159
Questions about International Cyber Digest
How many subscribers does International Cyber Digest have?
International Cyber Digest (@intcyberdigest) has 9,538 subscribers as of November 12, 2026.
What is International Cyber Digest about?
It is listed in Technology, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “Independent reporting on cybersecurity, tech, AI & digital policy. Got a tip? http://internationalcyberdigest.com/tips”
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By subscribers it is #84 in Technology, #2,126 among English channels, #2,519 worldwide.
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