Cyber Security Headlines Windows 10 extension, teenage Vegas hacker released, Boyd Gaming hacked
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Sep 26, 2025 Microsoft is extending free security updates for Windows 10 across Europe, responding to consumer demands. Meanwhile, a teenage hacker from Vegas has been released to his parents but faces internet restrictions. In a concerning breach, Boyd Gaming revealed that employee data was compromised without disrupting operations. Other topics include vulnerabilities in Supermicro systems and a ransomware attack affecting Volvo North America, showcasing persistent threats in the cybersecurity landscape.
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Europe Forces Windows 10 Lifeline
- Microsoft will offer extended free security updates for Windows 10 users in the European Economic Area after consumer pressure.
- The move responds to EuroConsumers' request to postpone Windows 10 end-of-life beyond Oct 14, 2025.
Teen Vegas Hacker Released To Parents
- A 17-year-old linked to Scattered Spider surrendered for 2023 casino cyberattacks and is now released to his parents under court restrictions.
- He faces internet limits for education and suspicion remains about $1.8 million in related Bitcoin.
Boyd Gaming Employee Data Stolen
- Boyd Gaming reported theft of employee information from its internal IT system but says properties and operations were unaffected.
- The company didn't confirm the attack date or whether ransomware was involved.