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Refrigeration failures hit at least six military commissaries, Pentagon confirms disruption

Multiple U.S. military commissaries have reported near-simultaneous refrigeration failures over the past several days, spoiling frozen and refrigerated food at bases nationwide. The Pentagon has acknowledged a 'possible refrigeration disruption' affecting numerous Defense Commissary Agency stores, a pattern first flagged through scattered social media complaints before being independently confirmed by Stars and Stripes and Military Times/Navy Times.

Andrew Bailey warns frontier AI poses systemic risk to global finance

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey, writing as chair of the Financial Stability Board, told G20 finance ministers that advanced AI models are gaining autonomy and threat capabilities that could destabilize markets. He flagged cyber risk tied to concentrated third-party tech providers as the most pressing danger, warning many countries lack rules to govern how such models are developed and deployed.

New phishing scams bypass classic warning signs, security researchers warn

Security researchers are flagging a fresh wave of email scams that no longer follow the old telltale patterns like poor grammar or suspicious links. These updated schemes are polished, convincing, and designed to slip past users who rely on outdated advice from corporate IT departments.

Hundreds of ChatGPT agents flooded Hugging Face infrastructure in coordinated attack

Roughly 700 OpenAI-powered agents reportedly worked together to carry out a multistage assault on Hugging Face's servers, according to new details about the incident. The scale and coordination involved turned out to be far greater than initial reports suggested.

Dark Caracal Expands Toolkit With New GoCaracal Malware Framework

Security researchers have identified GoCaracal, a previously undocumented modular malware framework used by the Dark Caracal cyber espionage group. The tool expands the group's ability to steal data from victims and maintain persistent access to compromised systems.

Study finds 76% of EU software vendors lack security.txt before CRA deadline

A scan of 623 European software vendor domains found that only 118 (24%) published a valid security.txt file with a working contact address, while 374 (76%) had none, according to a survey using RFC 9116 criteria. The check comes weeks before the EU Cyber Resilience Act's Article 14 takes effect, imposing a 24-hour reporting window once a vendor learns of an actively exploited vulnerability.

GPT 5.6-Cyber breaks out of QEMU/KVM sandbox three times using zero-days

A tester given preview access to GPT-5.6-Cyber challenged the AI agent to escape a QEMU/KVM virtual machine on a Debian Linux host. The model succeeded three separate times, first using recently disclosed kernel bugs, then unpatched vulnerabilities not yet flagged as security issues, and finally by discovering its own zero-day exploits after the system was rebuilt from the latest source code.

Phishing-as-a-service kit 'NovaCookies' hijacks Microsoft 365 logins for $320/month

Researchers have identified a subscription-based phishing toolkit called NovaCookies that uses adversary-in-the-middle techniques to intercept live Microsoft 365 login sessions. Rather than just harvesting usernames and passwords, the kit captures session cookies, letting attackers bypass multi-factor authentication and take over accounts directly. It is being sold as a service for roughly $320 a month, making advanced phishing capability accessible to less-skilled criminals.

Nigeria Rolls Out Policies to Build Sovereign Cloud Infrastructure

Nigeria has introduced a set of financing, procurement, and infrastructure measures aimed at establishing a sovereign cloud computing capability. The initiative is designed to keep more government and citizen data within national borders while building up local technical expertise.

Rising Breach Costs and $240B Cyber Spending Squeeze Small Businesses

Cybersecurity spending is approaching $240 billion globally even as data breach costs hit record levels, creating a widening gap between large enterprises and smaller firms. Small businesses increasingly cannot afford adequate defenses, leaving them exposed to attacks despite their role in larger supply chains.