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Qilin Ransomware Posts Record 131 Victims in March — Third Consecutive Month Above 100

Qilin ransomware posted 131 confirmed victims in March 2026, its highest monthly total since emerging as a major ransomware-as-a-service operation. This marks three consecutive months above 100 victims — a sustained tempo that no tracked ransomware group has previously achieved. Healthcare, manufacturing, and professional services bear the heaviest burden, with the US accounting for half of all March ransomware victims across all groups.

#ransomware +5
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CISA Publishes Dual ICS Advisories Covering Critical Flaws in Rockwell and Siemens OT Products

CISA released two industrial control system advisories on 31 March — ICSA-26-090-01 and ICSA-26-090-02 — covering critical and high-severity vulnerabilities in Rockwell Automation ControlLogix and Siemens SIMATIC S7 products. The advisories follow a pattern of stepped-up CISA ICS disclosure activity in March and arrive against a backdrop of active Iranian-affiliated targeting of operational technology environments.

#ics +7
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Cyberattack Hits European Commission Europa Web Platform — Data Taken From Hosted Websites

The European Commission confirmed on 27 March that a cyberattack struck the cloud infrastructure hosting the Europa web platform on 24 March 2026, with early forensic findings indicating data was exfiltrated from affected websites. The Commission operates hundreds of websites across the europa.eu domain hosting EU policy documents, consultation portals, and public databases. The incident is under investigation.

#european-commission +7
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Qilin Claims ASB Saarland Attack — 72 GB Stolen From German Humanitarian Organisation

Qilin ransomware claimed responsibility for a cyberattack against ASB Saarland, a German humanitarian and social services organisation, alleging theft of 72 GB of data including employee records, applicant data, health-related information, and client data. The attack continues Qilin's record-breaking March 2026 activity, during which the group claimed 131 victims — their highest monthly total — driven by wide deployment of BYOVD techniques to defeat endpoint detection.

#qilin +8
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UAC-0255 Impersonates CERT-UA to Target Ukrainian Government, Healthcare, and Finance

Russian-linked threat actor UAC-0255 launched a targeted phishing campaign on 26–27 March posing as CERT-UA, Ukraine's national computer emergency response team, to deliver malware to state organisations, medical centres, financial institutions, and software development companies. The campaign uses CERT-UA brand authority to lower recipient suspicion of archive attachments containing remote access implants.

#ukraine +9
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DarkSword Apple Exploit Chain Adds Three CVEs to CISA KEV — Federal Deadline April 3

CISA has added three vulnerabilities from the DarkSword iOS/macOS exploit chain to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue, mandating federal agencies patch all Apple devices by 3 April. DarkSword is a multi-stage attack framework linking six chained vulnerabilities to achieve full kernel compromise across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS — with no user interaction required beyond visiting a malicious webpage.

#apple +11
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China-Nexus UNC6201 Exploits Dell RecoverPoint CVSS 10.0 Flaw to Deploy BRICKSTORM Backdoors

A hardcoded credentials vulnerability in Dell RecoverPoint data replication appliances (CVE-2026-22769, CVSS 10.0) has been exploited since mid-2024 by the China-nexus threat cluster UNC6201, who use access to deploy BRICKSTORM and GRIMBOLT backdoors via a SLAYSTYLE web shell. CISA added the vulnerability to the KEV catalogue in February. Organisations running Dell RecoverPoint should patch immediately and hunt for indicators of compromise.

#dell +9
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Qualcomm Android Flaw CVE-2026-21385 Exploited in Targeted Attacks — Patch in March Android Security Update

A memory corruption vulnerability in Qualcomm mobile chipset firmware has been confirmed as exploited in limited, targeted attacks. The flaw is addressed in the March 2026 Android Security Bulletin, which patches 129 vulnerabilities across the Android ecosystem. CISA added CVE-2026-21385 to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue on 3 March with a 24 March federal deadline.

#android +6