Latest Internet & Cybersecurity News

πŸ“…January 30, 2026 at 1:00 AM
Major cybersecurity developments include forum takedowns, data breaches, ransomware surges, AI threats, and new reports on resiliency and predictions for 2026.
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FBI Seizes RAMP Cybercrime Forum Infrastructure

U.S. authorities seized the RAMP forum's domains, disrupting a marketplace for malware, initial access, and ransomware services.Source 2 Takedowns may trigger migrations and retaliation; defenders should map infrastructure during the disruption.Source 2 Source: The Register, 28-01-2026.Source 2

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Crunchbase Confirms Data Breach by ShinyHunters

Crunchbase verified a breach after ShinyHunters leaked millions of records containing personal and company data.Source 2 Risks include credential-stuffing and spearphishing; enhance SSO and monitor for impersonations.Source 2 Source: teiss, 27-01-2026.Source 2

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ShinyHunters Claims 10M Dating App Records Leak

ShinyHunters alleges possession of over 10 million records from Hinge and OkCupid, including user and transaction data.Source 2 Dating info enables coercion; users should enable MFA and reset passwords.Source 2 Source: Cybernews, 28-01-2026.Source 2

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Canadian State of Cybersecurity 2026 Report Released

The report highlights Canada's uneven resilience, gaps in SMEs and OT, and rising AI-driven social engineering like deepfakes.Source 3 Identity is the new perimeter; cyber insurance shapes practices amid agentic AI and post-quantum risks.Source 3 Released at NKST IAM Conference in Toronto.Source 3

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Dormakaba Physical Access Systems Vulnerabilities

Over 20 vulnerabilities (CVE-2025-59090 to CVE-2025-59109) in Dormakaba systems allow door manipulation via hard-coded credentials and injections.Source 4 No known wild exploitation; affects major organizations' physical security.Source 4 Reported by SEC Consult.Source 4

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31 Charged in Massive ATM Jackpotting Scheme

DoJ charged 31 individuals in a Ploutus malware ring that stole $5.4M from 63 ATMs, mostly credit unions, from Feb 2024-Dec 2025.Source 4 Scheme involved hacking ATMs to dispense cash illicitly.Source 4 Highlights ongoing financial cybercrime threats.Source 4

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74% of Family Businesses Hit by Cyberattacks

Deloitte report: 74% of global family businesses faced at least one attack in past two years, 33% multiple; top threats malware, phishing.Source 7 Asia Pacific highest at 90%; stresses building resilience for legacy protection.Source 7 Survey of 1,587 businesses across 35 countries.Source 7

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Canadian Army Wins NATO AI Cyber Defence Prize

Canadian team from 39 Signal Regiment won first at NATO TIDE Hackathon for AI system detecting and adapting to AI-driven attacks.Source 5 Showcased at Innovation Continuum ’25; underscores Canada's global cybersecurity skills.Source 5 Aims to operationalize prototypes.Source 5

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OpenSSF Releases 2026 Cyber Resiliency Survey

Survey measures awareness of EU Cyber Resilience Act impact on open source communities and organizations.Source 1 Builds on prior study amid rising regulations; invites community input.Source 1 Part of January 2026 newsletter with AI, events highlights.Source 1

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Ransomware Victims Surge Despite Fewer Groups

Q4 2025 saw ransomware victims rise with 50% increase in data leaks, per ReliaQuest, despite drop in active extortion groups.Source 12 Federal report warns ransomware remains significant Canadian threat with AI growth.Source 9 Ongoing global concern into 2026.Source 12Source 9

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Fortinet Critical Advisory and n8n Sandbox Escape

Fortinet issued critical vulnerability advisory; n8n faces sandbox escape exploit risks.Source 2 Part of recent exploits and threat intelligence updates.Source 2 Defenders urged to patch promptly.Source 2

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AI Transforming Cybersecurity Threats in 2026

AI drives surges in attacks on critical infrastructure and integrated networks; 2026 landscape features AI-generated assaults.Source 8Source 10 Enterprises need adaptive AI-led defenses.Source 8 Predictions include unstoppable Linux amid challenges.Source 1