Cybercriminals Exploit RMM Tools to Infiltrate Shipping and Logistics Networks

Summary A financially motivated threat cluster has been actively targeting the freight and logistics industry since at least June 2025 in a cyber-enabled cargo theft campaign, according to a new report from Proofpoint. The primary goal of the campaign is to gain remote access to logistics networks to steal high-value physical goods, mainly food and beverage…

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F5 BIG-IP Source Code Leak Tied to UNC5221 Utilizing BRICKSTORM Backdoor

Summary The China-nexus threat cluster known as UNC5221 is actively exploiting F5 BIG-IP appliances following a confirmed breach of F5’s internal network that resulted in the theft of BIG-IP source code and vulnerability data, according to a new report from Resecurity. UNC5221 utilizes a custom-built, highly sophisticated toolkit centered on the BRICKSTORM backdoor to exploit F5 BIG-IP devices….

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F5 States Threat Actors Accessed Undisclosed BIG-IP Flaws and Source Code, Provides Mitigations

Summary Cybersecurity firm F5 publicly disclosed a breach by an unnamed nation-state actor who gained long-term access to the company’s product development environment, including the engineering platforms for its flagship BIG-IP product. The attackers exfiltrated a portion of the BIG-IP source code, information about undisclosed security vulnerabilities, and configuration/implementation details for a limited number of customers….

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EvilAI Malware Impersonating AI Tools to Target Manufacturing & Retail and Hospitality Organizations

Summary A highly capable threat campaign, codenamed EvilAI by Trend Micro, is using seemingly legitimate, digitally signed AI-enhanced productivity software, such as PDF editors, to secretly deliver various malware strains globally. These applications, which appear functional, serve as initial access conduits to perform reconnaissance, exfiltrate browser data, and prepare systems for secondary payloads. The campaign has…

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RH-ISAC Supports Launch of National Strategy to Prevent Scams

Fraud and scams are no longer isolated incidents—they’re a national crisis. Every day, criminals steal an estimated $430 million from Americans, exploiting digital platforms, financial systems, and communication networks. These scams fund transnational criminal organizations and erode trust in our economy and institutions. To address this growing threat, the Aspen Institute Financial Security Program has released the proposed National Strategy to…

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