This is your weekly cyber news roll-up for the week ending November 14th, 2025. This week centers on phones, clouds, and core identity systems under pressure from well funded attackers who prefer to move quietly. You will hear how new spyware campaigns abuse Samsung devices and WhatsApp features, while hotel and travel scams blend real booking details with fresh malware delivery. The episode also walks through developer and infrastructure risks, from poisoned code editor extensions to critical flaws in firewalls and container platforms that can turn one foothold into broad access. It all adds up to a week where leaders and defenders need to rethink how personal devices, travel workflows, and cloud control planes intersect in daily operations.
Across these stories you will move from data exposure at an artificial intelligence company ecosystem to massive breach data feeds landing in tracking services, and from long running espionage inside a policy nonprofit to new tools that help small businesses fight review extortion. Executives will gain a faster sense of which threats can disrupt revenue and trust, while security teams hear where to focus monitoring, patching, and multi factor authentication, M F A, improvements right now. Builders and cloud operators get practical insight into container escape flaws, risky extensions, and identity platform weaknesses that change how they should think about shared environments. Students and early career defenders can use the narrative to map how scams, espionage, and infrastructure bugs all connect in real attacks. Listen in to get the full story arc in one pass, available at DailyCyber.news.
