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Radar Cyber: threat report for November 2
A threat intelligence report compiles incidents, AI-enabled campaigns, and security updates observed during the week of November 2, 2026.
Published on November 2, 2026, the report is described as an automated translation of content from Check Point Research and compiles incidents and threats observed that week. According to the text, Binance suffered an attack resulting in the theft of about US$6.3 billion in digital assets; attackers reportedly compromised a DevOps engineer’s laptop and abused internal wallet infrastructure. Polymarket reported that a third-party service distributed malicious JavaScript used to hijack authenticated sessions and attempt transactions; about US$2.7 million was traced to a suspected attacker-controlled wallet. Japan Airlines said a breach in the Amadeus reservation system affected about 92,000 passengers. Florida’s Department of Education reported a possible impact on 4.9 million people.
In its AI section, researchers attributed to GOLD OGRE the use of agents for reconnaissance, identifying privileged accounts, and supporting lateral movement in Aur0ra attacks. The report also describes North Korean threat actors using language models for reconnaissance, tool development, and social engineering, as well as a campaign attributed to VAPOR PANDA targeting more than 200 organizations in at least 14 countries, involving credential theft and deployment of the BLOODALCHEMY backdoor. The source announces coverage of vulnerabilities and fixes, but the available excerpt provides no details on them. Consult the original Check Point Research report to verify its scope, attributions, and figures; the numbers above are those reported by the source.
Original source: Relatório de inteligência de ameaças — 2 de novembro