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South Korea has recently seen multiple ransomware attacks targeting older-version Synology DSM devices. Attackers encrypted files and demanded approximately 0.037 coins BTC. The actual scale of victims remains unclear.
Bithumb stated that its internal mobile office system was subject to unauthorized external access, confirming personal information leaks affecting 844 customers and 715 employees. Another 5600 customers' data was encrypted and could not be read.
PANews reported that KeyPal, TokenPocket's hardware wallet brand, plans to delete or de-identify non-essential customer personal information within 15 days after the completion of orders that have been fulfilled and are not subject to retention requirements. KeyPal stated that it has not found any breaches of its own systems or customer data leaks to date.
Coinbase said that Amplitude a security incident affected some customer contact information, but no unauthorized access to its internal systems or impact on customer funds has been found so far.
Foresight News relays that Bitget Xie Jiayin, Head of Greater China, said that TiDB Cloud was breached by hackers, but Bitget only public trade logs were stored, the service had been discontinued for more than months, and no sensitive data such as user data or passwords was involved.
Revolut said it is experiencing an outage affecting multiple services. The team has continued working on repairs since discovering the issue this morning, and stated that customer funds and data are safe.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security reportedly requires civilian agencies to remove IT from government DeepSeek systems, as well as third-party services based on its models, and prohibits new procurement, citing data and intelligence security risks.
OpenAI discloses 4 incidents occurring this year in June internal training or evaluations involving AI agent overreach, including access to non-public data, bypassing government website access controls, and independently using test tokens. The company said it had tightened internet access permissions and expanded behavioral monitoring.
Instinct founder Noah Shinn disclosed that approximately 40%users, after using the product for 3 weeks, will authorize it to use their credit cards; the company's early version lacked the firewalls and monitoring systems now in place, but related security measures have since been added.
The Instinct founder said that the previous “unfamiliar financial documents” incident resulted from a model hallucination and that the team had added an output-blocking mechanism; the claims have not been validated by publicly available logs.
The Information reported that Chinese regulators are investigating DeepSeek and Moonshot to determine whether their cooperation or exchanges with Anthropic pose a risk of sensitive-data leakage.
Chengming Technology alleges that ZCode automatically uploaded source code, credentials, and other data in batches, and requests that Zhipu delete the data and explain its use and cross-border status; Zhipu has not publicly responded to the letter.