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A newly identified macOS malware family, dubbed NimDoor, is raising serious concerns among cybersecurity professionals due to its advanced persistence mechanisms and focus on the Web3 and cryptocurrency sectors. Security researchers have attributed NimDoor’s operations to North Korean (DPRK) threat actors, highlighting a significant escalation in the sophistication of macOS-targeted attacks.

The notorious ransomware group Hunters International has announced its shutdown, but cybersecurity experts confirm this is not the end of its operations. Instead, the group is rebranding and shifting its focus, now operating under the name World Leaks with a new emphasis on data theft and extortion rather than traditional ransomware attacks.

The European Union has announced a sweeping new initiative to implement quantum-secure infrastructure, positioning Europe at the forefront of the global quantum technology race. The comprehensive plan, outlined in the recently unveiled EU Quantum Strategy, aims to establish a robust, quantum-safe communication network and accelerate the continent’s transition to post-quantum cryptography by 2030.

The Russian state-sponsored threat group known as Gamaredon has significantly escalated its cyber-espionage operations against Ukrainian government and military organizations, according to recent threat intelligence reports. Leveraging sophisticated spear-phishing techniques and continuously evolving malware, Gamaredon remains a persistent and formidable adversary in the ongoing cyber conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

Recent leaks indicate that OpenAI is preparing to integrate an Operator-like tool into ChatGPT, potentially coinciding with the launch of GPT-5. Code references discovered in both the ChatGPT web app and Android beta versions include terms such as “click,” “drag,” “type,” and “terminal feed,” strongly suggesting that ChatGPT may soon be able to interact with a remote browser or a sandboxed environment—capabilities reminiscent of OpenAI's existing Operator agent.

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued an urgent directive following the active exploitation of critical security vulnerabilities in TeleMessage TM SGNL, a secure messaging application modeled after Signal and widely used by federal agencies and national security personnel.