
Threat Intelligence Snapshot: Week 22, 2025
APT41 Exploits Google Calendar in Global Espionage Operation | Trump Announces New EU Tariffs, Then Delays Them Until 9 July
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APT41 Exploits Google Calendar in Global Espionage Operation | Trump Announces New EU Tariffs, Then Delays Them Until 9 July

Global Malvertising Campaign Impersonates Kling AI To Target Financial Institutions Including Italian Banks | EU Adopts Four Sets of New

China-Nexus APTs Exploit SAP NetWeaver (CVE-2025-31324) for Strategic Access to Critical Infrastructure | US Experts Find Rogue Communication Devices In

Panda Shop: A Chinese-Linked Smishing Infrastructure Operating at Scale | 19 Member States Still Have Not Fully Transposed the NIS2

Wormable Zero Click RCE Vulnerabilities in Apple AirPlay Putting Billions of Devices at Risk | Iberian Peninsula Hit By Massive

MFA Bypassed Using Stolen Azure Session Cookies | European Commission Releases First Draft of AI Act Guidelines For Consultation

CVE Program Faces Funding Cutoff, Jeopardizing Vulnerability Coordination Infrastructure | Tariffs Update: EU Suspends US Tariffs For 90 Days, China

Ivanti Discloses Critical Zero-Day Vulnerability in Connect Secure Exploited by China-Linked UNC5221 | European Parliament Agrees To Delay Application Of

Multi-Stage Attack Targets Microsoft Teams Users with Malware and Remote Access Tools | European Financial Authorities Call For Vigilance Amid

IngressNightmare: Critical Unauthenticated RCE Flaws in Ingress NGINX Threaten Kubernetes Clusters | US Expands Trade Crackdown: Auto Sector Hit, Venezuela
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AI Coding Agents Publish Internal Screenshots from Over 300 Organizations to Public GitHub Repositories | Denmark Says Russia Has Conducted Sabotage Attacks Against Its Defense Firms
ECSO interviewed Marco Riccardi after QuoIntelligence won the ECSO STARtup Award 2026 as Europe’s Most Promising Cybersecurity Start-up.

AI-Driven Cyberattack on Dutch Institute for Vulnerability Disclosure (DIVD) Automates Exploitation and Post-Compromise Activity | European Trade Unions and Civil Society Groups Tell European Governments To End All Contract With Palantir

New Android Trojan RemControl Targets Retail Bank Customers in Europe and Canada | Poland Suspects Fire at Starlink Station Was Act of Sabotage