Category: Cybersecurity
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read More ↗: How a Serial Hacker Faked His Own Death and Got CaughtHow a Serial Hacker Faked His Own Death and Got Caught
Jesse Kipf was a notorious hacker who sold access to systems he managed to breach and had connections with cybercriminal gangs. Using his skills, he…
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read More ↗: Proton reveals that emails of U.S. political staff have leaked on the Dark WebProton reveals that emails of U.S. political staff have leaked on the Dark Web
It has been discovered that private information belonging to thousands of workers affiliated with politicians across the United States has been exposed on the dark…
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read More ↗: Congress Aims to Protect U.S. Networks with ROUTERS Act: Is It Achievable?Congress Aims to Protect U.S. Networks with ROUTERS Act: Is It Achievable?
The U.S. Congress is tackling a new technological challenge that affects national security: securing routers, modems, and IoT devices through the ROUTERS Act. This law…
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read More ↗: The attacks in Lebanon could transform how technology is developed globally.The attacks in Lebanon could transform how technology is developed globally.
In the past two days, two coordinated attacks using pager and walkie-talkie technology combined with remote-controlled explosives resulted in 26 deaths and over 3,000 injuries.…
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read More ↗: Cyberattack Disrupts Operations at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Causing Travel DelaysCyberattack Disrupts Operations at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Causing Travel Delays
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac) has been dealing with the aftermath of an apparent cyberattack that has disrupted its systems for several days. The attack has…
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read More ↗: National Public Data has confirmed a massive leak that has exposed the Social Security numbers of U.S. citizens.National Public Data has confirmed a massive leak that has exposed the Social Security numbers of U.S. citizens.
Billions of records stolen from this company have been disclosed online. Recently, a data dump containing 2.7 billion records of personal information of U.S. residents,…
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read More ↗: Internet Cable Sabotage Amid Paris Olympic GamesInternet Cable Sabotage Amid Paris Olympic Games
First, it was the trains, and now the Internet. What is going on? Local police reported that several long-distance fiber optic cables in France were…
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read More ↗: The Blue Screen of Death: Have GUIs Truly Defeated Iconoclasm?The Blue Screen of Death: Have GUIs Truly Defeated Iconoclasm?
Nothing reminds us of the solidity of text like an epic failure. Recently, numerous global companies, including banks, airlines, and television channels, were forced to…
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read More ↗: Businesses are harvesting our biometric data. The public needs assurances on securityBusinesses are harvesting our biometric data. The public needs assurances on security
Imagine walking through a bustling railway station. You’re in a hurry, weaving through the crowd, unaware that cameras are not just watching you but also…
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read More ↗: Proton Launches Privacy-Focused Email Assistant with AI to Compete with Google and MicrosoftProton Launches Privacy-Focused Email Assistant with AI to Compete with Google and Microsoft
The Swiss company aims to match the big tech players without compromising user privacy. The Swiss application developer Proton has introduced an AI-powered email drafting…
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read More ↗: Authy Hack: How to Know if You’re Affected and How to Protect YourselfAuthy Hack: How to Know if You’re Affected and How to Protect Yourself
The Authy app, one of the most popular for two-factor authentication on your smartphone, has been hacked, and your phone number might have been leaked.…
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read More ↗: U.S. Government Targets Kaspersky Executives with SanctionsU.S. Government Targets Kaspersky Executives with Sanctions
The U.S. government announced on Friday the imposition of sanctions on twelve executives and senior directors of the cybersecurity firm Kaspersky, located in Russia. In…