Cyber conditions
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OWNER ASSESSMENT · GLOBAL
Blackout day is coming.
AI capability
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OWNER ASSESSMENT · GLOBAL
Independent assessmentsDefinitions ↗
TWO LAYERS. A CLEARER PICTURE.
The global situation.
Monitored network & cloud services · separate cyber reports
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Monitored network & cloud services
No reported issuesMore disruption
Grey: no fresh service data
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Ongoing disruption reportedPulses · updated within 72 hours
Older or status unknownHollow dot · no pulse
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SOURCE CONNECTIONS
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RISKS WITHOUT BORDERS
Global watch.
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WHAT HAPPENED. WHAT IT AFFECTS.
The incident desk.
DATED REVIEWED REPORT
Cyber incident interrupts US bankruptcy notices
Production and distribution of bankruptcy notices were interrupted following a cyber incident at the Bankruptcy Noticing Center. Other electronic court notices continued.
United States · nationwide · Source update 2026-10-23
US Courts · initial confirmation ↗US Bankruptcy Court · latest reviewed update ↗
DATED REVIEWED REPORT
IT incident at Hobbs, Whistles & Phase Eight
A cyber incident made several UK retail IT systems unavailable. Phase Eight, Hobbs and Whistles stores remained open.
United Kingdom · one retail group · Source update 2026-10-13
TFG issuer announcement · JSE SENS via Sharenet ↗DATED REVIEWED REPORT
ConnectWise works to restore Cloud Backup
Cloud Backup and connected services were suspended following a credential compromise. Restoration and validation were still underway in the latest reviewed update.
Affected countries not specified · Source update 2026-10-25
ConnectWise Trust Centre · incident updates ↗DATED REVIEWED REPORT
ASOS customer information accessed
The NCSC relayed ASOS confirmation that customer names and contact details had been accessed. No service outage is established by the notice.
Affected customers’ countries not specified · Source update 2026-10-06
NCSC · ASOS customer incident ↗Reports retain their source dates and latest known status.
Source status & update times
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Developing coverageDISCOVERY FEED
These reports have no sufficiently clear affected location and remain off the map. Vulnerability warnings and attacker origins are not used as incident locations.
GDELT discovery ↗ · linked headlines from The Record · monthly briefings from CERT-EU (CC BY 4.0)THE INCIDENT ARCHIVE
When disruption hit.
What we can learn.
Documented historical incidents.
Five case studies. Original sources.
No claim of complete global coverage.
5 documented incidents2017–2022 · HISTORICAL RECORD
Viasat KA-SAT cyberattack
A satellite-network attack disrupted internet access in Ukraine and elsewhere in Europe.
UK National Cyber Security Centre ↗Colonial Pipeline ransomware incident
Colonial Pipeline shut down its system in response to a ransomware attack.
US Department of Energy ↗WannaCry and the NHS
Ransomware disrupted NHS services in England, including appointments and access to systems.
UK National Audit Office ↗Medibank data breach
A cyberattack compromised customer information held by an Australian health insurer.
Australian Prudential Regulation Authority ↗NotPetya supply-chain disruption
Malware spread through a compromised software update and disrupted international businesses.
NCSC & National Crime Agency ↗This archive is a starting collection of case studies, not a current alerts service. Locations represent affected countries or organisations, not proven attacker origins. Dates and source links are included with each record.
BE READY · UK EDITION
Before the lights go out.
Get your household ready.
03DAYS
Build your blackout essentials.
The UK’s Be Ready campaign recommends preparing for three days of disruption. Start with what you already have, then fill the gaps at a pace that works for you.
Read the official UK guidance ↗THE EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS
Water & food
Begin with drinking water and familiar food you can eat without cooking. Use the calculator to plan your household’s allowance.
Explore Tesco food cupboard ↗WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OUT
Light & warmth
Choose a practical torch, compatible spare batteries and warm layers you already own. Check the light before storing it.
Browse torches at Argos ↗KEEP THE BASICS WORKING
Power & connection
A charged power bank and an FM radio belong on the checklist. Check connector compatibility and how the radio is powered.
Browse power banks at Currys ↗MAKE THE PLAN FIT YOU
Your personal needs
Check your first-aid supplies and everyday care needs. Add separate reminders for babies and pets in your household plan.
Browse first aid at Boots ↗A NOTE ON SHOPPING
Retailer links open category searches, not endorsed individual products. No paid placements or affiliate tracking are used in this edition. Check suitability, stock and price with the retailer.
PREPARATION GOES BEYOND THE CUPBOARD
When the connection goes.
Have a backup plan.
Keep important contact details available offline. Review account security and backups before you need them.
Explore NCSC Cyber Aware ↗YOUR HOUSEHOLD · YOUR PLAN
Your blackout plan.
Your household. Your terms.
A practical starting point.
UK guidance. Your chosen duration.
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YOUR READINESS SNAPSHOT
2 people · 3 daysDrinking-water allowance18litres
18 L still to obtainEquivalent to 9 × 2 L bottles
Food for 2 people for 3 days
Plan familiar, ready-to-eat food around your household’s usual meals and dietary needs.
For babies, plan feeding and supplies separately. This storage allowance is not infant drinking advice. Read NHS feeding guidance ↗
Add your pets’ usual food, extra water, medicines and travel supplies. Quantities vary by animal and are not included above.
Your essentials checklist
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THE THINKING BEHIND THE SIGNAL
A strong signal needs
a clear explanation.
Two separate lenses.
Cyber conditions and AI capability.
Cyber Conditions describes evidenced disruption and escalation. The AI Capability Frontier describes breadth and reliability of ability. Neither is an official classification, a probability of a power cut, or a countdown. Higher AI capability does not automatically raise the cyber condition.
Observe the evidence
Prioritise confirmed essential-service incidents, credible cyber campaigns, actively exploited vulnerabilities and authoritative advisories.
Put it in context
Assess impact, reach, relevance and recency. Deduplicate reporting. Keep source confidence separate from threat severity.
Explain every movement
Publish the factors behind a change, when sources were checked and what is uncertain. Missing data must never silently become an “all clear”.
THIS PREVIEW
Feeds and assessments have different roles.
Both current levels are editorial assessments set manually by the site owner, with their dates and notes available in the scale information panels. Cyber Conditions covers the global picture; it is not an automated feed score. Service feeds update independently: an outage, a vulnerability warning and a confirmed cyber incident are different forms of evidence.
Cyber assessments must name their geographic scope. They can move up or down and can skip stages when the evidence warrants it. Missing data means “assessment unavailable”.
CYBER CONDITIONS
A SEPARATE CAPABILITY FRAMEWORK
Understanding the AI frontier.
Our proposed six stages describe capability milestones, including recursive self-improvement (RSI). They do not measure consciousness, intention or safety. A model may excel in one task while remaining limited elsewhere.
“Broad Capacities” sits immediately below RSI, followed by AGI and Superintelligent. RSI describes improvement of capabilities and of the process for further improvement. This sequence is our editorial framework; it is not an established scientific progression. Generality and performance still need separate evidence.
Read the research on levels of AGI ↗FOLLOW THE ORIGINAL EVIDENCE
Sources worth knowing.
UK National Cyber Security CentreOfficial reports and advisories↗CISA Known Exploited VulnerabilitiesEvidence of exploitation, not a count of attacks↗FIRST EPSSVulnerability-specific exploitation estimates↗UK Be ReadyThe basis of household preparation guidance↗
Country shading summarises disruption at monitored Cloudflare locations and active Google Cloud regions, not the availability of every service in a country. Missing or stale source coverage is shown as unknown. Red dots represent dated reviewed cases and automatically located news or official briefing reports. Automated reports stay at the smallest impact size and do not imply an ongoing attack; nationwide advisories have no invented location. Independent project. No affiliation with the organisations above. Assessments are kept separate from commercial product recommendations. Household guidance is currently UK-specific; international editions are planned. Contains NCSC information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.