CyberWire Daily The November that never ended.
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Sep 29, 2025 A Chinese state-sponsored group exploits enterprise devices for global espionage. The UK backs Jaguar Land Rover with a £1.5 billion loan following cyberattacks. A critical flaw in Fortra's file transfer product is under active exploitation. Akira ransomware bypasses MFA, raising security concerns. Dutch teens are arrested for spying near Europol, highlighting youth recruitment in espionage. Harrods suffers a significant data breach affecting thousands, while Interpol targets cybercrime in Africa. A deep dive into Japan's cybersecurity ecosystem reveals intriguing insights.
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State Actor Exploited Network Gear Globally
- Red November exploited VPNs and firewalls to breach defense contractors and governments worldwide.
- Rapid weaponization of disclosed vulnerabilities shows patching and monitoring gaps.
State Backstop After Major Cyber Disruption
- Government loan guarantees can stabilize critical supply chains after cyberattacks.
- The UK guaranteed £1.5 billion to help Jaguar Land Rover and its supplier network recover.
Urgent Patch And Log Review For GoAnywhere
- Patch Fortra GoAnywhere immediately and limit admin console exposure to the internet.
- Review logs for signs of remote command execution, backdoors, and lateral movement.