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UNM Health hit by Byod ransomware attack, disrupting surgeries and admissions

The University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center suffered a cyberattack that forced it to limit new patient admissions, divert ambulances, and suspend outpatient surgeries and appointments. UNM says its hospital and Sandoval Regional Medical Center remain open and clinics resumed scheduled care on Tuesday, though classes at its four health sciences schools were canceled. A new ransomware group calling itself Byod has claimed responsibility, saying it compromised roughly 36,000 systems including Active Directory, Microsoft Entra, Oracle databases, and records containing Social Security numbers, payroll data, research files, and patient information.

Hacking group leaks data on 3,615 Trump Mobile subscribers

A threat actor group calling itself "BYOD" published records for 3,615 Trump Mobile customer accounts on the dark web, including names, emails, phone numbers, home addresses and order histories. The group says it broke in via a remote access trojan placed on an employee device at Liberty Mobile, the MVNO that powers Trump Mobile's network, and the leak reportedly includes personal details of Trump Organization CIO Eric Brunnett.

Trump Mobile Data Breach Exposes Details of Over 3,600 Users

A cybersecurity incident has potentially compromised the personal information of 3,615 individuals linked to Trump Mobile, including names, addresses, emails, and phone numbers. The breach was claimed by the hacking group BYOD, which reportedly gained access through a remote access trojan on a Liberty Mobile employee and also accessed Trump Mobile’s website backend. Some affected individuals may not have fully registered with the service, yet their data was still exposed.

Hackers Target Personal Phones to Breach Microsoft 365 via BYOD Policies

Microsoft says threat groups Storm-3032 and Storm-3121 have been calling or texting employees on personal devices since May, posing as internal IT helpdesks to steal credentials and bypass corporate authentication protections. The attackers then abuse the Microsoft Graph API to exfiltrate corporate data at scale, and researchers believe they hand off this access to extortion gangs such as ShinyHunters. No specific breaches have yet been tied directly to these campaigns.