The password manager LastPass has suffered a significant data breach, adding to its long list of incidents. This time, attackers accessed names, phone numbers, email addresses, physical addresses, support case data, and sales-related information through a hack at AI business intelligence firm Klue.

While LastPass insists the situation did not compromise its own infrastructure or password vaults, the breach underscores the ever-present risk of partner vulnerabilities. The company advised users to remain vigilant against phishing attempts, highlighting the ongoing need for heightened cybersecurity measures.

In other news, former Trump adviser John Bolton pleaded guilty to mishandling classified data, potentially avoiding jail time with a plea deal. Meanwhile, Operation Endgame saw Europol, Microsoft and their partners disrupt Amadey and StealC infostealers, targeting platforms facilitating ransomware and other cybercrimes.

Meanwhile, Australia’s ASIO reported finding nation-state hackers within critical infrastructure networks, preparing for potential sabotage, a stark reminder of the global cybersecurity landscape. As AI continues to evolve, so too do threats, making vigilance and cooperation crucial in this digital battleground.