This week's threat landscape spans SMS fraud infrastructure, supply chain attacks, and mass credential exposure. Threat actors deployed fake cell towers to distribute SMS scams at scale, bypassing carrier-based filtering. Developers face malicious dependency injection attacks where trojanized installation tools harvest private files during setup routines. OpenEMR instances remain vulnerable to unpatched flaws affecting healthcare operations. A breach exposed 600,000 Roblox user accounts. Operators identified approximately 1 million internet-exposed servers running without authentication, creating trivial access vectors for opportunistic attackers. The bulletin documents 25 additional incidents spanning the week. Defenders should prioritize three actions: implement SMS filtering rules to detect tower-based spoofing indicators, audit development pipelines for compromised build tools and dependencies, and conduct immediate inventory scans for unauthenticated services. OpenEMR administrators require immediate patching. Organizations hosting customer data should check breach notification databases for exposure in the Roblox incident. The convergence of infrastructure exposure and supply chain compromise creates layered risk. Defenders operating lean teams face resource constraints managing this volume of concurrent threats.