Cybersecurity Headlines Police question Coupang CEO, Russia bakery cyberattack, Australian real estate scandal
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Feb 2, 2026 A tech CEO is questioned by police in a high-profile data breach probe. A cyberattack on a major Russian bakery halts deliveries and disrupts logistics. Research reveals Australian real estate apps exposing leases, IDs and pay slips. Microsoft outlines plans to retire NTLM and push passwordless authentication.
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Coupang CEO Questioned In Breach Probe
- Coupang's CEO Harold Rogers was reportedly questioned by Seoul police about potentially hiding or destroying evidence tied to a November data breach.
- Investigators are also probing a former employee believed to have played a key role in the breach.
Logistics Systems Can Be The Soft Target
- A cyberattack on a major Russian bread factory disabled office systems and logistics but left production intact.
- Attacks that hit delivery and accounting systems can severely disrupt supply chains even when manufacturing continues.
Rental Platforms Expose Sensitive Documents
- Australian real estate platforms left lease agreements and identity documents exposed and crawlable by web bots.
- Publicly accessible links and poor platform controls can turn private tenant data into widely cached information.