15th September · Threat Intelligence Report
Source Check Point Research
Mentions 1 CVE
Mentioned vulnerabilities
Description
The 15th September 2025 Threat Intelligence Report by Check Point Research highlights multiple significant cyber threats including ransomware attacks, data breaches, and critical vulnerabilities. Notably, Panama’s Ministry of Economy and Finance suffered a ransomware attack with theft of 1.5TB of sensitive fiscal data by the INC Ransom group. Other incidents include breaches impacting Vietnam’s financial sector, US organizations, and a British train operator via third-party compromise. Critical vulnerabilities such as a SonicWall SSL VPN improper access control flaw (CVSS 9.3) actively exploited by Akira ransomware operators pose severe risks. Emerging threats include new ransomware families like Yurei, supply chain attacks via malicious VS Code extensions, and malware targeting exposed Docker APIs. The report underscores a global surge in ransomware and targeted attacks on government, finance, manufacturing, and critical infrastructure sectors. European organizations face heightened risks due to interconnected supply chains, reliance on affected technologies, and geopolitical tensions. Proactive patching, supply chain security, and advanced threat detection are essential to mitigate these evolving threats.