While the world continues to reorder itself under a new political paradigm, the cyber news machine continues to crank away. Check out today's Metacurity for the most critical infosec developments you should know, including

--Hackers drain €100m from French bank as Binance fallout rattles lenders,
--White House network offers proxy access for rent,
--Crypto giants quietly dismantle T3 crime-fighting alliance,
--Suspected Russian spies bait mobile users with fake websites,
--OpenAI says AI found 948 exploitable Linux flaws at $1.2m API cost,
--GhostMap flaw can trap Android devices in endless reboots,
--Hackers dump 320k files stolen from 39 Bristol schools,
--Qilin claims leak of sensitive Burnaby student and staff data,
--Chainalysis breach exposes password hashes and live tokens for all users,
--Coupang loses bid to halt $315m privacy fine,
--Sentra raises $150m to secure AI agents and data,
--House Democrats put DHS on notice to preserve records,
--Crypto and AI’s $250m midterm spending spree falls flat,
--Tech billionaires face scrutiny as Democrats clinch Congress,
--Danfoss refrigeration units remain exposed after costly attacks
https://www.metacurity.com/hackers-drain-eur100m-from-french-bank-as-binance-fallout-rattles-lenders/