Don't miss today's Metacurity for the most crucial infosec developments you should know today, including --DHS orders DeepSeek out of federal civilian systems, --FBI probe uncovers ransomware negotiators’ close ShinyHunters ties, --Army wants AI agents to hack and disable enemy systems, --OpenAI bugging suspect held without bail amid Saudi royal ties, --WhatsApp chatbot instructions told users not to contact regulators, --Hackers reportedly steal 421k emails from Germany’s far-right AfD, --Nikkei’s third breach in a month exposes 1.83m records, --China-linked AI agent tied to attacks on Japanese firms, --Microsoft treats AI agents as potential insider threats, --MiniMax touts cybersecurity gains and 70% cost cut for M3.1 Flash, --Hackers hit unpatched Plex servers with cryptominers, --ConnectWise breach compromises at least 162 Microsoft 365 tenants, --Ahold Delhaize confirms cyberattack behind US and European outages, --Vibe coders strip smart TVs of ads and tracking, --Wyden flags encryption gap across 350 federal web addresses, --UK financial regulator calls for reporting AI failures and near-misses, --Australia plans to sue social platforms over under-16 ban violations, --Muse sells a keyboard and sends a stranger to the seller’s home https://www.metacurity.com/dhs-orders-deepseek-out-of-federal-civilian-systems/