October 2026: Binance Heist, ConnectWise Breach, and More

The major cyber attacks of October 2026 were some of the year’s most consequential, and many of them started with access their victims already trusted. A cryptocurrency exchange lost billions through compromised engineer workstations in the Binance hot wallet heist, a backup provider’s cloud credential reached hundreds of Microsoft 365 tenants in the ConnectWise breach, […]

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