one legit reason would be if DHS requested a name (e.g., @ dhsgov) that was being used by an existing account. If DHS was given the handle that was previously attached to another account, the "about" could potentially show the location of the original account holder

I guess nobody is safe from infostealers. Kela Cyber said the same thing happened to Rey. kelacyber.com/blog/hellcat-h…

Haven't seen a lot of CyberVolk VolkLocker activity. sentinelone.com/blog/cybervolk…

🇩🇪 Around 50 sheep went on a rampage through a supermarket in Burgsinn, Germany, toppling shelves, smashing bottles, and causing utter chaos for 20 minutes before being rounded up.

Meanwhile in the ZOO in Poland

New Cipherforce #Ransomware Leak Site 5 Victims o3ydbkayttkyg4iw2nc732jxmmex25bjeyqyvuuyngnxmpehdefjr3qd[.]onion

"attackers now appear more focused on mapping facilities, tracking repair crews, and assessing how quickly energy systems can recover after strikes rather than causing immediate power outages." therecord.media/ukraine-cybera…

"Under the new partnership, Forescout will deliver Forescout Research – Vedere Labs intelligence to the E-ISAC community and engage with utilities and government leaders on evolving cyber and physical threats." businesswire.com/news/home/2026…

IMHO, using OpenClaw is like inviting termites into your house -- Termites that could be friends with bigger, more powerful termites riding sharks with laser beams.

#ICSvulns This advisory covers a multitude of CVEs with impacts "ranging from denial-of-service to disclosure or manipulation/deletion of information." Several CODESYS vulnerabilities in Festo Automation Suite certvde.com/en/advisories/…