Security News Update for October 26, 2025

This week’s news includes:

• What is the Impact of Years-Long Breach of Security Vendor F5 Systems?
• Dutch Intelligence Services Reduce Data Sharing with US over Politicization Concerns
• After This Week’s Amazon Meltdown, Time to Review Your Vendor Management Process and Cyber Insurance
• CMMC Q&A
• Cigna Insurance Used AI to Cut Claims Backlog – And Got Sued
• Microsoft Issues Emergency Out of Band Patch for WSUS
• Lawyers Blame Family Emergencies, Poor Judgement, Others for Their Use of AI
• New York Fines 8 Insurance Companies $14 Mil for Breaches
• State AGs Enforce Consumer Privacy While Feds – Not So Much
• Former L3Harris Cyber Boss Arrested for Selling Secrets to Russian Buyer
• Is Meta Secretly Scanning Your Phone’s Camera Roll?
• Misconfigured NetcoreCloud Server Exposed 40 Billion Records
• Jaguar Land Rover Breach Costliest Ever in UK History
• As Federal Cybersecurity Support for Cities Ends The Attacks Multiply
• Amazon Broke the Internet Today – Really
• AI Can Bite You in the ***
• Sex Sells and ChatGPT Says AI Sex Sells Too
• Security News for the week ending October 24, 2025: Just because you are large does not mean you are secure, GPS spoofing events exceed 1,000 a day, SpaceX disables more than 2,000 Starlink terminals used by scammers, UN resolution could criminalize cybersecurity research and North Korea infiltrates drone makers used in Ukraine

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