Check out today's Metacurity, which cuts through the clutter left by the endless buzzsaw of cyber news to deliver the critical infosec developments you should know, including
--ExfilSquad claims theft of 740,000 records from UK education, police databases,
--Analog Devices probes ExfilSquad breach claim,
--UK report blames systemic failures for Afghan data leak,
--Senators urge Apple to shun Chinese memory chips,
--Australia sues Telegram over terror content,
--OpenAI breach sparks AI controls talk in Washington,
--Amazon links North Korea to four npm supply chain attacks,
--Kremlin hackers hijack Bluesky accounts for disinformation,
--South Korea warns of evolving Lazarus phishing campaigns,
--KT fined $37m over customer data breach,
--Flying Eagle powers mobile malware-as-a-service,
--Republicans push to rebuild CISA,
--CISA updates minimum SBOM requirements,
--ChatGPT, Roblox face tougher EU oversight,
--Health-ISAC warns of rising ShinyHunters attacks,
--Laundry Bear expands zero-day email campaign,
--Cisco patches actively exploited Secure Firewall flaw,
--Study finds AI jailbreaks remain cheap and effective,
--OpenAI breach hype obscures real security lessons,
--Onyx Security lands $113m,
--Okta to acquire Permiso Security,
--Seminary launches doctorate in AI and moral agency,
--Missing underscore sends innocent man to prison for 18 months
https://www.metacurity.com/exfilsquad-claims-theft-of-740-000-records-from-uk-education-police-databases/