Recent Transportation and Logistics Cyber Attacks

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Mirage Kitten Uses Fake Hiring Lures to Drop Malware

Mirage Kitten Uses Fake Hiring Lures to Drop Malware

Researchers report Mirage Kitten (an espionage-focused threat group) targeted organizations in the Middle East and Africa using highly tailored spear‑phishing. The lures included recruitment-themed messages impersonating trusted brands/hiring sites and fake videoconferencing pages that redirected…

July 28, 2026
Fake ShinyHunters Sextortion Demands $2,000

Fake ShinyHunters Sextortion Demands $2,000

A sextortion email campaign is using real leaked email addresses from ShinyHunters-related data dumps to make threats sound credible. The scammers impersonate the “ShinyHunters hacking group,” claim they recorded victims via webcam, and demand $2,000 in Bitcoin within 48 hours. Reporting indicates…

July 27, 2026
Zero-Click Emails Hit Zimbra Users in Espionage Push

Zero-Click Emails Hit Zimbra Users in Espionage Push

Government agencies and security firms warn that Russia-aligned hackers are using “zero-click” phishing emails to compromise organizations using Zimbra webmail. The attack hides a malicious JavaScript payload inside an email so it runs when the message is opened, aiming to steal recent email,…

July 23, 2026
Zero-Click Zimbra Webmail Phish Hits NATO Sectors

Zero-Click Zimbra Webmail Phish Hits NATO Sectors

Researchers at Unit 42 reported a real espionage campaign targeting organizations using Zimbra webmail, including government, defense, transportation and financial sectors. The attackers sent “zero-click” phishing emails disguised as news headlines, where opening/viewing the message could trigger a…

July 23, 2026
“TTF Trap” Uses Fake Font Files to Drop Malware

“TTF Trap” Uses Fake Font Files to Drop Malware

FortiGuard Labs reports an active phishing operation (“TTF Trap”) where emails posing as invoices, shipping documents, or business proposals deliver an archive that ultimately runs malware on Windows. The trick is a file ending in .ttf (TrueType font) that is actually a malicious script executed by…

July 17, 2026
Scattered Spider Duped TfL Helpdesk to Reset 2FA

Scattered Spider Duped TfL Helpdesk to Reset 2FA

UK authorities said two Scattered Spider members accessed Transport for London (TfL) by buying partial employee credentials and then tricking TfL’s helpdesk into resetting an employee password and 2FA. The attackers kept access for several days, escalated privileges, and ultimately exposed customer…

July 16, 2026
Pink Vishing Tricks Staff Into Entra Passkeys

Pink Vishing Tricks Staff Into Entra Passkeys

The “Pink” data extortion group is running a real-world voice phishing campaign targeting employees in Microsoft 365 / Entra ID environments. Callers impersonate the internal IT helpdesk and direct staff to realistic lookalike login sites timed to Microsoft’s passkey-enrollment prompts, enabling…

July 16, 2026
TfL Help Desk Tricked, Hackers Got “Keys”

TfL Help Desk Tricked, Hackers Got “Keys”

Two teen hackers linked to the Scattered Spider collective gained deep access to Transport for London (TfL) by tricking the TfL help desk into resetting remote-access authentication onto a device the attackers controlled. TfL said the intrusion could have caused catastrophic disruption, forced…

July 16, 2026
Fake “Qantas IT Help” Call Led to 5.7M Leak

Fake “Qantas IT Help” Call Led to 5.7M Leak

Australia’s Privacy Commissioner said Qantas’ 2025 breach was triggered by a tech-support phone scam targeting a contact center agent. The caller posed as “Qantas IT help” and coached the agent to take steps in the CRM that actually connected it to a data-extraction tool, enabling theft of customer…

July 16, 2026
Fake “Qantas IT Help” Vishing Led to Data Theft

Fake “Qantas IT Help” Vishing Led to Data Theft

Qantas avoided a formal Australian privacy regulator investigation after a June 2025 breach that impacted about 5.12 million people. The breach started with a phone-based social engineering call where an attacker posed as “Qantas IT help” and convinced a call-centre agent to connect a customized…

July 16, 2026
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