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Top 5 Cyber Issues Nov 2025

By glitchdata Team 2 min read

Here are the top 5 cyber issues in Nov 2025.

1. AI-powered Cyber attack

Organisations detected a sophisticated attack. Attackers used Claude in an “Agentic” kind of way. Attackers broke Claude’s guardrails through the clever use of prompt engineering, and context engineering. Read further.

2. Jaguar Land Rover loses $220M in a quarter from cyber attack

Supply chain cyber attacks in September 2025 stops Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) production. SAP systems were compromised. Read further.

3. Cyber-Physical convergence

Securing Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) is becoming a leading issue for organisations. With augmented reality (AR), Agentic AI systems, and convergence of OT and IT system, we see the emergence of new vectors. This is especially apparent in the mining industry. Read further.

4. Microsoft Teams – Screen Capture Prevention rollout

Microsoft rolles out a new feature on MS Teams which blocks screen captures. Read further.

5. Operation Endgame takes down signficant Malware operations.

On November 10, 2025 – Police seized 1025 servers thus disrupting the operation of RAT software like Rhadamanthys, VenomRAT, Elysium botnet. Read further.

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