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Belgian hospital shuts down servers and cancels procedures after cyberattack
A Belgian hospital operating in Antwerp and Deurne disconnected servers at 6:32 AM after a cyberattack, cancelling scheduled procedures and transferring seven critical patients. Authorities have been notified and an investigation is under way.
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FBI warns Kimsuky used malicious QR codes in 2025 quishing campaigns
An FBI flash alert warned that North Korea linked group Kimsuky used malicious QR codes in 2025 spear phishing to target think tanks, academia, and government entities. The attacks aimed to steal session tokens and bypass multi factor authentication.
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U.S. to Withdraw From Several International Cybersecurity Organizations
The White House announced the U.S. will withdraw from 66 international organizations, including several that work on cybersecurity, prompting critics to warn of weakened multinational coordination on cyber defenses and online rights.
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Palo Alto Networks in talks to buy Israeli cybersecurity startup Koi for about $400 million
Palo Alto Networks is reported to be in talks to buy Israeli startup Koi for about $400 million. Koi, founded in 2024 and backed with $48 million, offers an AI driven supply chain security platform that protects over 500,000 endpoints.
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Cisco in advanced talks to buy Axonius for $2 billions
Cisco is in advanced talks to acquire Israeli cybersecurity firm Axonius for $2 billion, according to a Calcalist report. Axonius was previously valued at $2.6 billion and has raised about $700 million.
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UK launches Government Cyber Action Plan with £210 million pledge
The UK launched a Government Cyber Action Plan with a £210 million pledge to create a Government Cyber Unit and new cyber profession while aligning departments with critical infrastructure security requirements to strengthen public sector defences.
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AI agents flagged as new insider threat in 2026 by Palo Alto report
A Palo Alto Networks predictions report warns AI agents are a new insider threat in 2026 as Gartner forecasts 40 percent of enterprise apps will adopt task specific agents. The report highlights privilege risk, prompt injection and defensive uses.
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Investors in F5 urged to seek lead plaintiff status after BIG-IP breach and 10.9% share drop
A press release said investors in F5 have until February 17, 2026 to seek lead plaintiff status after the company linked weaker fiscal 2026 guidance to a BIG-IP security breach and a 10.9 percent two-day share decline.









