Security News Update for November 23, 2025

This week’s news includes:

• Can your people keep secrets secret?
• Fired Techie Sabotaged Employer; Caused Nearly $1 Million in Damage
• The AI Gold Rush is Creating Computer Parts Shortages
• CMMC Q&A
• NSA Evaluated Products List for Media Destruction
• Fortinet Fortiweb Flaw Massively Exploited, Silently Patched by Fortinet
• Cloudflare Outage Affected A Lot of the Internet
• Airlines Deal Feds a Blow – Won’t Sell Them Your Data Without a Warrant
• German Court Says OpenAI Violated German Copyright Law; Must Pay Damages
• Proton to Expose Breach Coverups
• Washington Post Hacked for 1.8 Million Files
• Police in Massachusetts and Oklahoma Hit by Ransomware
• UK to investigate if Chinese buses can be remotely controlled from China
• Deepfakes showing up in the wrong places – in court
• Congress warns China could spy on military personnel at home through smart devices
• Security News for the week ending November 21, 2025: denial of service attacks keep getting bigger, CISA says: with a 40% vacancy in many departments, it can’t fulfill its national security mission, in-the-wild-exploit of 7-zip highlights risk of not patching apps, Canadian privacy watchdog says schools to blame for ed tech breach and two Amazon delivery drones crash into a crane

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