In Other News: DHS Database Hacked, Adobe Boosts Patch Cadence, Canada Disrupts Ransomware Ops

This week's cybersecurity news includes a ransomware affiliate pleading guilty and agreeing to pay restitution, the discovery of QuimaRAT (a subscription-based remote access trojan, or malware that lets attackers control computers remotely) targeting multiple operating systems, Canada's intelligence agency disrupting ransomware operations, and a critical vulnerability in Writer AI that allowed attackers to bypass sandbox restrictions (security boundaries isolating code execution). Additional stories cover a trademark dispute between AI security companies, an exploit-selling startup exposed as a fraud operation, and a major insurance company data breach affecting 7 million people.