In Other News: Docker AI Attack, Google Sues Chinese Cybercriminals, Coupang Hacked by Employee

On 19 December 2025, SecurityWeek recaps several notable security stories, including Google suing a Chinese‑speaking cybercrime group, Dracula, after NBC News reported that the suit targets the group and its leader Yucheng Chang, with Google estimating nearly 900,000 credit card numbers stolen. Docker also patched a vulnerability in the Docker Desktop AI assistant, Ask Gordon, after Pillar Security exposed a prompt‑injection risk that could have allowed a poisoned repository to exfiltrate data.

Coupang has confirmed that a data breach affecting more than 33 million customers is likely the work of a former employee, according to an SEC filing, with details including names, email addresses, delivery addresses, phone numbers, and order history being implicated. The roundup also highlights related items but keeps the focus on these three incidents. In short, the stories reflect ongoing risks around AI assistance, phishing‑linked misuse, and insider threats in e‑commerce platforms.