Airlines and NHS continue to struggle while a 'significant' number of devices return online, CrowdStrike dishes more details, Microsoft releases an automated tool, Experts worry about resilience, Cryptocurrency industry, China were seemingly unaffected
How acoustic engineers caught Russia sabotaging undersea cables, Making a fortune selling fake and stolen identities, TikTok's interference threats, Software attestation is falling short, New source code attack that hides vulnerabilities from human reviewers, and more
Russian nationals plead guilty for roles in LockBit, USPS shared customer data with ad and tech giants, Traffic light controller flaw open to malicious hackers, Malware attacks by China's APT41 step up, Revolver Rabbit buys 500K domains for infostealer, US data breach victim count soars, much more
Cascading and catastrophic IT outages have hit thousands of organizations worldwide after CrowdStrike issued a faulty update in its Falcon Sensor product that caused Windows operating systems to crash.
Cellebrite used to access Trump shooter's phone, Medisecure hack affected half of Australians, TX man sentenced to nine months for booter service, Cisco fixes severe flaw, Life360 customer data leaked, Crypto service Fractal ID hacked, Mt. Gox hack victims targeted by brute force attacks, much more
Info on 2.2m Rite Aid customers stolen, 15m+ email addresses for Trello customers leaked, CISA warns of GeoTools' flaw active exploitation, Ransomware attack shutters Bassett Furniture, Hackers steal $11m from Li.Fi protocol, Crypto phishing app Angel Drainer shuts down, much more
FBI gained easy access to Trump shooter's phone, Philippines charges two Russian nationals for stealing $5.8m in crypto, Controversy erupts over Firefox ad tracking, 1.5m Exim MTAs remain unpatched against critical bug, Hacker returns some of victim's stolen crypto, much more
Hacktivist group reportedly breached Disney's internal Slack, Cambodian firm Huione Pay linked to Lazarus group and DMM hack crypto laundering, CoinStats hack attributed to Lazarus group, Dough Finance lost $1.8m in attack, Alphabet eyes a $23 billion buy of Wiz, much more
The data stolen from AT&T could be used by malicious actors to construct compelling phishing attacks and other scams by revealing details of customers' lives. John Binns, previously indicted for a T-Mobile breach and currently imprisoned in Turkey, is reportedly connected to the AT&T breach.
Cambodian rulers linked to pig butchering operation, Airbnb ignores hidden cameras, Huge Russian operation spreads pro-Trump disinfo, State Dept. schools diplomats on digital issues, Chatbots can pass certified ethical hacker exams, New tool can spot vulnerabilities in entire open-source code repos
Crims stole "nearly all" AT&T customer account data, 2.4m mSpy customers' data exposed, Signal tightens desktop client security, JabberZeus and IcedID hacker sentenced to nine years, Lawmakers plead for crypto investigator's release, S. African metal mining company hit by cyberattack, much more
Dark patterns affect most sites offering subscriptions, Fin7 has roared back to life, NATO summit cyber and espionage risks run high, Microsoft flaw was exploited for 18 months, CSRF flaw affected NSA training platform, Health scams run rampant on Meta sites, Cybercrims looted S. Africa, much more