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Weekly Cybersecurity Intelligence Report Cyber Threats & Breaches 3 Feb – 9 Feb 2026

A surge of zero-day exploits, sophisticated AiTM phishing chains, critical infrastructure compromises, and actively exploited CVEs targeted enterprises from February 3-9, 2026—impacting network edges, cloud workflows, energy sectors, and DevOps pipelines worldwide. These incidents reveal attackers’ relentless focus on unpatched appliances, workflow automation flaws, and end-of-support hardware, creating massive operational disruptions, regulatory headaches, and national… Read More »Weekly Cybersecurity Intelligence Report Cyber Threats & Breaches 3 Feb – 9 Feb 2026

Weekly Report: New Hacking Techniques and Critical CVEs 3 Feb- 9 Feb 2026

The week of February 3–9, 2026 saw threat actors increasingly abusing trusted platforms-cloud workloads, Linux‑on‑Windows via WSL, and enterprise‑grade ITSM appliances-to execute stealthy, AI‑accelerated operations. This report highlights four critical CVEs, two new offensive techniques, one national‑level breach, and key darkweb chatter that directly impact modern attack‑surface planning. >>Outpace Attackers With AI-Based Automated Penetration Testing… Read More »Weekly Report: New Hacking Techniques and Critical CVEs 3 Feb- 9 Feb 2026

UNC3886 breach of Singapore’s four largest telcos

Date of Incident: 2024 Overview: In 2024, the APT group UNC3886 breached Singapore’s four major telecom companies—Singtel, StarHub, M1 Limited, and TPG Telecom. The attackers accessed some critical systems but failed to cause service disruptions or access sensitive customer data. Techniques used included exploiting public-facing applications and leveraging valid accounts, with attempts at lateral movement… Read More »UNC3886 breach of Singapore’s four largest telcos

European Commission Mobile Device Management Breach

Date of Incident: 2026-01-30 Overview: The European Commission experienced a security breach in their Mobile Device Management (MDM) system on January 30, 2026, which was reported on February 9, 2026. The breach affected staff members’ personal information, including names and phone numbers, but did not compromise the mobile devices themselves. Attackers leveraged MITRE ATT&CK techniques… Read More »European Commission Mobile Device Management Breach

The AI Shift in Offensive Security: From Manual to Autonomous Agents

AI is fundamentally reshaping how offensive security operates. What was once a manual, checklist-driven exercise conducted once or twice a year is rapidly evolving into continuous, autonomous testing powered by intelligent agents. In this exclusive FireCompass webinar, industry leaders explored what this shift means for attackers, defenders, and security leaders navigating an increasingly hostile threat… Read More »The AI Shift in Offensive Security: From Manual to Autonomous Agents

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