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The full running log of the Signals wire. Every item we have flagged, in reverse order, dated, tagged to the dependency it touches, and graded by source reliability. The homepage carries the latest batch; nothing is deleted here.

01The Log · Newest First
Updated 27 Jul 2026
24 JulBleepingComputerThe Money

Clop returns to mass exploitation, this time PTC Windchill and FlexPLM

Why it matters: no encryption, pure data theft at scale: the MOVEit and Cleo playbook run against another enterprise platform. With payment rates at record lows, volume extortion is how a crew holds revenue while conversion collapses. Watch for bulk leak-site listings.

■ Credible reporting
20 JulBleepingComputer · SECContext

Anubis lists Coca-Cola’s Fairlife; US production suspended

Why it matters: the parent filed an 8-K on 16 Jul and halted US dairy production before the leak-site listing even appeared. The pressure model now runs through securities law and supply chains, not countdown timers. The claimed 1TB is the group’s assertion, not a fact.

■ Confirmed reporting · volume claim unverified
13 JulChainalysis · EU OJThe Krysha

EU names Kovalev as Stern, ties $300M in ransoms to his wallets

Why it matters: the first sanctioning body to put the moniker on paper. Kovalev already sits in The Protected; the public record is catching up while he stays beyond reach in Russia. His personal cut alone would make him the most prolific ransomware operator ever identified.

■ Confirmed reporting
7 JulRansom-ISAC · SecurityWeekThe Money

Leaked transcript: a US county paid Kairos $1M for a deletion promise

Why it matters: a rare full negotiation with the payment traced: $3M demanded, $1M paid in bitcoin, no verifiable deletion. This is the payment layer seen from inside, and why proof of deletion is worthless as a product. The victim identification (Union County, Ohio) rests on file names in proof-of-theft samples.

■ Credible reporting · victim ID is analyst inference
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