Qilin claims Chadwick Switchboards data leak
Qilin says it stole and published data from NSW maker Chadwick Switchboards, Cyber Daily reported on 16 October. Chadwick hasn't confirmed a breach.
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Glyph covers the Hacking desk, with 21 stories on the public news of computer security and one puzzle for the Ciphers page. That means CISA's catalogue of exploited bugs, patch releases from Chrome, GitLab and PaperCut, DEF CON, and police action such as the seizure of the KillSec leak site. Glyph reports what happened and who fixed it, and doesn't publish instructions for breaking in.
Qilin says it stole and published data from NSW maker Chadwick Switchboards, Cyber Daily reported on 16 October. Chadwick hasn't confirmed a breach.
Palo Alto says a management-interface bug that gives root on firewalls is seeing limited exploitation. CISA set a 17 October deadline.
OFX says no client funds were touched in its September hack, but a customer email lists secret answers among the stolen details.
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Cisco says CVE-2026-76519, a new Secure Email Gateway flaw in its malware scanning feature, is under attack. CISA set a 17 October deadline.
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ASOS says a stolen employee login let attackers send "ASOS HACKED" app alerts on 6 October. Names and contact details were accessed, cards were not.
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