International Cyber Digest

❗️🚨 BREAKING: Researchers used Mythos Preview to find the first public macOS kernel memory corruption exploit on Apple's M5 silicon, they give a glimpse into Mythos say it’s really powerful. Apple spent five years and an estimated several billion dollars building Memory Integrity Enforcement (MIE), the hardware-assisted memory safety system built around ARM's MTE. It was the flagship security feature of the M5 and A19, designed specifically to kill the entire memory corruption bug class. Researchers from Calif built a working exploit in five days. According to Apple's own research, MIE disrupts every public exploit chain against modern iOS, including the recently leaked Coruna and Darksword kits. Calif walked into Apple Park this week and handed over the report in person. Full 55-page technical report drops after Apple patches the vulnerability.

@IntCyberDigest AI can be compared to those fungi that hijack the minds of their hosts.

‼️🇳🇴 Norway bans the use of AI in primary schools due to declining school results. A new national recommendation says pupils should largely not use AI in schoolwork. The government's reasoning is sequencing: kids need to master reading, writing and arithmetic first, and it says research shows uncritical use of generative AI lets them skip the hard parts of learning. The backdrop is a years-long slide in basic skills. The government cites data showing one in four Norwegian pupils now reads below the minimum level, and says it won't repeat the mistake of rushing digital devices onto young children.

@insomniac988 This should never have been possible. Silver lining: they'll harden the platform now, which raises the bar for nation-state actors too.

@IntCyberDigest Lmaoooo... Trolled a whole country

‼️🚨 A hacker breached Brazil's national emergency alert system, and woke up everyone by pushing a fake "Extreme Alert" reading "misantropi4" to phones across São Paulo, Rio, Brasília and other states, overriding silent mode in the middle of the night. Telecoms regulator Anatel pulled the national warning platform offline and the Federal Police are investigating what officials call a probable remote intrusion into Brazil's critical public-warning infrastructure.

@lone_rangerzz Seems like it.

@IntCyberDigest Trans ofc

@SenhorZiborro LOL.. I can imagine.. haha

@IntCyberDigest Todo mundo acordou assim x.com/SenhorZiborro/…

@ICEistheGestapo @iconicdino I'm still waiting for someone to drop the meme....

@IntCyberDigest @iconicdino dam she hot though

Turns out they found the hacker. Smartypants left her CapCut ID baked into the breach video she posted. 😂 via @iconicdino

This is allegedly a video of the 'hack'

@JonatasTech That's horrible. Hope you get some real rest tonight.

@etguenni Concerning

@IntCyberDigest Funny, that tweet was shown in my timeline just below under your post - that's the more concerning part in my view. x.com/rdd147/status/…

We’ve entered a new era as a species, and this is only the beginning. We’re barely scratching the surface of what AI can do.

🚨‼️ BREAKING: The threat actor who breached Novo Nordisk, the company behind Ozempic, has leaked 264 GB of data. They are also mocking Novo Nordisk, claiming the company was using passwords like "novo123" for critical systems and that its security team sucks. The breach includes source code, proprietary information on both marketed and pipeline drugs, clinical trial records, data on employees, doctors, and patients, and manufacturing details. The threat actor also claims it obtained private internal AI models from Novo's systems. They allegedly breached Novo in March via a GitHub access token that let it clone the company's repositories and find additional credentials. The intrusion ran for over two months and yielded roughly 1.3 terabytes across more than 700,000 files.

@jamesrowdyy Haha, fucking legends buy these.

@IntCyberDigest Who the fuck is buying these?

❗️💿 A man got criminally convicted in 2026 for pirating CDs. Physical CDs. Burned on a laptop and sold on eBay. Marc Kearns, 47, aka DJ Marc Landish, ran the operation for five years and pulled in £220,979 selling copyright-infringing discs on eBay, Facebook and his own site. His defense was that he thought copyright was only a civil matter. Hull Crown Court disagreed. The judge noted Kearns had pirated other artists' work but went after someone for copying his own, calling it "hypocrisy of the highest order." He avoided jail: suspended sentence, 250 hours unpaid work, £21,885 costs. Via @Pirat_Nation

@Regardosrgw2 Wow, great Claude could help you.

@IntCyberDigest I found a cure for my lower back pain with claude I just gave him my ct scan and diagnosis and he gave me the exercises i need and i dont have any pain now. On the other hand lazy doctors could barely talk to me and just gave me painkillers. Doctors are basically more harming

@TheBertieTheBee Really? That’s awesome. Can you tell a bit more?

@IntCyberDigest True, it helped me get rid of IBS which I suffered from for years

@TheFalconer2219 Are you okay?

@IntCyberDigest Including the enslavement of humanity, which is not only something that may happen, but is *a plan* that some are working to execute... Are you innocent of awareness of this plan--just a well-meaning dupe--or are you in on it? Just curious, thanks.

@GORT_ROBOT Yeah it’s weird.

@IntCyberDigest Imagine someone (like the US-Government just did) postulating a defamatory statement, that ASML (exactly knowing the whereabouts of EVERY ONE of their current 314 big-as-a-house & most complex apparatuses of this world) would've off-handedly lost one of their machines to China 🤪

ASML's extreme ultraviolet lithography chip production machines are insane 🤯

There are documentaries about it. The tech came out of Japan, the US, and Germany. Japanese researchers did the first EUV work back in the 1980s, the Americans funded most of the core research through the national labs and Intel, and German firms like Zeiss and Trumpf made the optics and the laser. The Dutch (ASML) pulled it all together, and they're the only ones who can actually build the machine.