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EPISODE · Nov 17, 2025 · 8 MIN

Daily Cyber News – November 17th, 2025

from BMC Daily Cyber News · host Jason Edwards

This is today’s cyber news for November 17th, 2025. The brief opens with Jaguar Land Rover’s factory shutdown turning into a seven hundred fifty million dollar quarterly loss and a stark reminder that cyber incidents now hit the balance sheet as hard as any supply chain shock. We also cover a state-linked campaign that misused Anthropic’s coding agent for espionage and a fresh DoorDash breach driven by social engineering, alongside a Fortinet web firewall flaw and Microsoft’s latest Windows zero-day patch that both demand rapid action.Listeners will hear concise updates on active attacks against Cisco firewalls, Logitech’s extortion-driven breach, and critical weaknesses in AI inference engines from major vendors. The episode also breaks down how flaws in shared-hosting security tools and older ASUS routers can quietly expose millions of small websites and remote workers. This feed is designed for executives and defenders who need fast, plain-English context on the day’s top risks, with the daily stream available at DailyCyber.news.

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