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NEW: Chinese tech giant Anker offered users of its popular Eufy cameras to upload videos of package and car thefts to train its AI systems in exchange for money.
At least a hundred users participated, but the company did not tell us the final numbers of the campaign. Eufy still has a similar initiative that does not offer money but other rewards.
NEW: The U.K. government is reportedly once again requesting Apple build a backdoor so government officials can access end-to-end encrypted iCloud backups in the country.
Last time this happened, Apple disabled iCloud's Advanced Data Protection, the opt-in feature that lets users encypt cloud backups.
NEW: A cyberattack has forced Japan's beer maker Asahi to suspend operations at its plants in the country since Monday.
For now, the company said it's experiencing a "system failure" but did not confirm "leakage of personal information or customer data to external parties."
https://techcrunch.com/2025/09/30/japans-beer-making-giant-asahi-stops-production-after-cyberattack/
Do I have anyone who follows me and works for PWC in cyber?
Me planning my next trip to visit family in Meloni's Italy.
I think the FBI should investigate Microsoft over Outlook, there is no way that the design, UI, and UX don't break several laws.
NEW: The U.K.'s National Crime Agency announced an arrest linked to the ransomware attack against Collins Aerospace, which caused delays and disruptions at several European airports over the weekend.
The unnamed man is out on bail, and the agency said the investigation is “in its early stages and remains ongoing.”
NEW: Jaguar Land Rover announced today that it will keep its factories shutdown for yet another week, at least until October 1, due to a cyberattack.
The company has still not committed to a date to resume operations.
https://techcrunch.com/2025/09/23/jaguar-land-rover-to-pause-production-until-next-week-at-least/
NEW: European airports are still facing disruptions for the fourth day in a row after the ransomware attack against check-in systems provider Collins Aerospace.
According to FlightRadar24, airports in Berlin, Brussels, Dublin, and London are seeing the vast majority of flights delayed as of this writing, with delays ranging between 26 minutes and an hour as of 4 p.m. CEST.
NEW: EU cybersecurity agency ENISA says the airport disruptions across Europe this weekend were caused by a ransomware attack.
The attack targeted Collins Aerospace and its check-in system called Muse.