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Every day is a heavy cyber news day, so don't miss today's Metacurity for the most critical infosec developments you should know, including
--Autonomous AI agents hacked the Taiwan government in a cyber first
--Suisun City cyberattack recovery could take months,
--Microsoft patches 400 flaws, three zero-days,
--$100 device can hijack Boeing 737 systems,
--Hackers hijack AnMed Facebook page with ransom demands,
--German lawmaker urges cyber strikes on Russian drone factories,
--Cyberattacks on South Korean agency surge twelvefold,
--Data breach fallout hammers KT profits,
--Uber Freight probes breach after hackers claim 1 million files,
--Wesco probes cloud breach after data theft claim,
--DeadLock ransomware turns to blockchain for resilience,
--LawCare warns hackers likely stole sensitive database,
--Kimwolf botnet disguises DDoS attacks as Chrome traffic,
--Chrome blocks 7b unwanted notifications a day,
--NIST looks to remake vulnerability reporting for AI age,
--US lifts TikTok ban on government devices,
--New Microsoft Defender zero-day grants SYSTEM privileges,
--Signal adds automatic protection against chat interception,
--Lazarus weaponizes Windows zero-day in fake job campaign,
--Rapid7 cuts 12 percent of workforce,
--Industrial ransomware attacks jump 12 percent,
--AI hacking boom fuels cybersecurity spending,
--K-12 cyber defenders join national ISAC network,
--Health obsessives feed intimate data to AI,
--McDonald’s built a 515-page dossier on a customer
https://www.metacurity.com/autonomous-ai-agents-hacked-the-taiwan-government-in-a-cyber-first/