Supply Chain Attacks Cripple NPM and Salesforce; FCC Rolls Back ISP Security Rules

Publication Date: November 24, 2025

Summary

This 24-hour period saw a surge in high-impact supply chain attacks, with the 'Shai-Hulud' worm infecting hundreds of NPM packages and a breach at Gainsight exposing Salesforce customer data. Concurrently, a major cyberattack hit a key US mortgage vendor, and the FCC controversially rescinded ISP cybersecurity rules amidst ongoing nation-state threats. Ransomware and espionage campaigns also continue, with Akira hitting LG and a new APT, 'Autumn Dragon,' targeting Southeast Asia.

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