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New reporting highlights phishing as a growing threat, with exposure rates approaching 70% across key US industries and security teams being urged to strengthen their defenses. Separately, researchers warn of AgtaBackup RAT, which uses fake Microsoft Store pages and remote monitoring tools to hijack Windows systems.
- 2Trey Anastasio and Monica Bellucci celebrate birthdays on September 30●Today’s famous birthdays list for September 30, 2026 includes celebrities Trey Anastasio, Monica Bellucci
Cleveland.com's daily birthdays feature for September 30, 2026 spotlights Phish frontman Trey Anastasio and Italian actress Monica Bellucci among celebrities marking birthdays that day. The recurring list highlights well-known figures sharing the date, offering readers a quick look at stars born on September 30.
- 3Warning issued over phishing attempt on German quote website●Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//www[.]dietzens[.]de/seiten/zitate/auswahl[.]php?suche=%22%2F%3E%3Cimg%20src%3D%22hxx
Security researchers are flagging a possible phishing attack involving the website dietzens.de. A malicious URL on the site's quote search page appears to exploit an image injection technique, redirecting visitors to an external address. The alert, shared on Mastodon by the threat-intelligence account urldna, has drawn attention from the infosec community, who urge users to avoid clicking unsolicited links pointing to the domain.
- 4Scam Alerts Target iPhone Preorder Buyers▼Before You Preorder the iPhone Duo, Watch Out For This Scam
Ahead of Apple's new iPhone launch, reports are warning buyers to be careful when preordering, as scammers set up fake preorder links and phishing pages to steal payment details and personal information. Shoppers are advised to order only through Apple's official site or authorised retailers, and to be wary of deals that seem too good to be true during the preorder rush.
- 5Security researchers flag phishing page hosted on GitHub Pages●Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//mail-account-data[.]github[.]io/baec-invitation-tender/beac/error[.]html 🧬 Analysis
Cybersecurity analysts are warning about a phishing site hosted on GitHub Pages that mimics a mail account login, disguised as a BEAC invitation tender page. The suspicious link has been shared with a URL analysis scan so others can inspect its infrastructure. Security communities are urging people to avoid entering credentials on such pages, noting that GitHub Pages hosting is commonly abused to make phishing links look legitimate.