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Akira Ransomware Escalates Attacks as Flurry of Zero-Days Hits Microsoft, Fortinet, and Cisco

Akira Ransomware Escalates Attacks as Flurry of Zero-Days Hits Microsoft, Fortinet, and Cisco

November 15, 2025
6 articles (5 new, 1 updated)
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Summary

For the period of November 14-15, 2025, the cybersecurity landscape was dominated by the escalating threat of the Akira ransomware group, which has now extorted over $244 million and is actively targeting critical infrastructure with new exploits. Simultaneously, a wave of critical, actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities impacted major enterprise vendors including Microsoft, Fortinet, and Cisco, prompting urgent patching directives from CISA. Other significant developments include a state-sponsored campaign weaponizing AI for espionage, an unverified but high-impact claim by the Clop gang against the UK's NHS, and a massive supply chain attack flooding the NPM registry with over 150,000 malicious packages for a novel token-farming scheme.

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