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- 1Storm ransomware group lists Baltimore Tank Lines as victim●[STORM] - Ransomware Victim: Baltimore Tank Lines - https://www. redpacketsecurity.com/storm-ra nsomware-victim-baltimor
The Storm ransomware group has claimed Baltimore Tank Lines as a victim on its dark web leak site, adding the fuel transport company to its list of alleged breaches. The claim was flagged by threat intelligence trackers monitoring ransomware activity. It remains unclear whether data was stolen or negotiations are under way.
- 2Storm ransomware group claims Merit Financial Group attack●[STORM] - Ransomware Victim: Merit Financial Group - https://www. redpacketsecurity.com/storm-ra nsomware-victim-merit-f
The Storm ransomware group has listed Merit Financial Group as a victim on its leak site, a claim reported by threat intelligence trackers monitoring dark web activity. The listing suggests data was stolen in the attack and may be published unless a ransom is paid. Merit Financial Group has not publicly confirmed the incident.
- 3New CVE-2026-112025 Flagged in light0011 CMS●CVE Alert: CVE-2026-112025 - light0011 - cms - https://www. redpacketsecurity.com/cve-aler t-cve-2026-112025-light0011-c
A new vulnerability, CVE-2026-112025, has been reported affecting the light0011 content management system. The alert, circulated by security-focused outlet RedPacket Security under threat intelligence and OSINT tags, is drawing attention from the cybersecurity community tracking newly disclosed flaws. No exploitation details or severity scores were included in the initial disclosure.
- 4CVE Alert Issued for Television Terminal Tool●CVE Alert: CVE-2026-112263 - alexpasmantier - television - https://www. redpacketsecurity.com/cve-aler t-cve-2026-112263
A new vulnerability identifier, CVE-2026-112263, has been published concerning the 'television' project by developer alexpasmantier. The alert was circulated through cybersecurity threat-intelligence channels, which routinely flag newly assigned CVE identifiers so defenders and users of the software can check exposure and apply patches. No severity score or technical exploit details were included in the initial alert.