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Cybersecurity and privacy experts have expressed worry regarding the security of genetic and personal data belonging to more than 15 million 23andMe customers after the major California-based genetic testing provider's bankruptcy filing on Sunday, CyberScoop reports.

Ukrainian national railway operator Ukrzaliznytsia had its online systems taken down by a significant cyberattack on Sunday that has forced physical ticket purchases and led to prolonged waiting times, reports BleepingComputer.

Interpol has announced that 306 suspected cybercriminals across Africa have been arrested as part of the global Operation Red Card from November 2024 to February 2025, BleepingComputer reports.

Officials at Pennsylvania's Union County have confirmed the exfiltration of personal data from its residents following a ransomware attack against its network on Mar. 13, according to The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.

Major South African chicken producer Astral Foods had its processing and deliveries severely affected by a cyberattack last week, which has already resulted in the loss of nearly $1 million in profits, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.

Hackread reports that cybersecurity firm CloudSEK has contested Oracle's categorical rejection of an alleged breach of its Oracle Cloud single sign-on endpoint that purportedly resulted in the compromise of six million records.

Nearly 43% of cloud environments could be compromised in unauthenticated remote code execution attacks stemming from the exploitation of five critical security flaws impacting the Ingress NGINX Controller for Kubernetes, collectively dubbed as IngressNightmare, reports The Hacker News.

Authorization potentially bypassed with critical Next.js bug Attacks leveraging a recently patched critical security flaw in open-source JavaScript framework Next.js, tracked as CVE-2025-29927, could facilitate middleware authorization evasion and eventual systems compromise, according to CyberScoop.

MacOS and Linux systems have been targeted by the newest samples of the Albabat ransomware, also known as White Bat, which was initially reported to have targeted Windows systems upon its emergence in 2023 before targeting Linux in January 2024, SecurityWeek reports.

BleepingComputer reports that Windows, Linux, ARM, BSD, and ESXi systems have been subjected to attacks by the novel Russia-based VanHelsing ransomware-as-a-service operation, which has already compromised a Texas city and tech firms in the U.S. and France since its emergence earlier this month.