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🚨CyberPulse Issue 17 | Cybersecurity Awareness Bulletin This week’s biggest threat: France has formally attributed a wave of supermarket refrigeration attacks across France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Sweden, and Estonia to Iran. What started as unexplained spoiled stock is now confirmed as a nation-state campaign of industrial sabotage targeting civilian food infrastructure. Also flagged: ❗GitHub Supply Chain Attack: A malicious workflow compromised tens of thousands of repositories (including Uber’s) by abusing trusted automated pipelines rather than a single product flaw. ❗Maersk Data Breach: The shipping giant confirmed data was extracted from a legacy system. Attackers are now demanding $5 million to prevent its release. ❗N-able Platform Offline: N-able took its N-central platform offline after a researcher published 30+ claimed zero-days, with no patch available yet. 💡Tip: This week’s AI agent attack on a telecom and the GitHub supply-chain hit share the same root cause broad, standing access granted to an automated tool that nobody was watching. Before connecting any AI assistant, bot, or CI/CD workflow to systems with real data or deployment power, ask what it can actually reach and whether that access is ever reviewed. Protect yourself: ✔️Limit standing access for automated tools and AI agents ✔️Review and revoke unused pipeline/workflow permissions regularly ✔️Treat industrial control and operational systems as high-value targets, even when they seem “offline” Read, share, help build a safer digital Uganda. #CyberPulse #CyberSecurity #CERTUg #PoweredByNITAU