11 Jul

French cops cuff Russian pro basketball player on ransomware charges

A Russian professional basketball player is cooling his heels in a French detention center after being arrested and accused of acting as a negotiator for

Author rabih
11 Jul

Chinese censorship-busters claim Tencent is trying to kill its WeChat archive

Anti-censorship organization GreatFire.org has accused Singapore infosec outfit Group-IB of helping Chinese web giant Tencent to quell its activities. GreatFire researches China’s censorship efforts and

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10 Jul

Lovestruck US Air Force worker admits leaking secrets on dating app

A lovestruck US Air Force employee has pleaded guilty to conspiring to transmit confidential national defense information after sharing military secrets information about the Russia-Ukraine

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10 Jul

Now everybody but Citrix agrees that CitrixBleed 2 is under exploit

The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has added its weighty name to the list of parties agreeing that CVE-2025-5777, dubbed CitrixBleed 2 by one

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10 Jul

Ex-ASML engineer who stole chip tech for Russia gets three years in Dutch prison

A former ASML and NXP semiconductor engineer will spend three years in a Dutch prison after stealing secret chip technology from his employers and sharing

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10 Jul

Russia, hotbed of cybercrime, says nyet to ethical hacking bill

Russia, home to some of the world’s most lucrative and damaging cybercrime operations, has rejected a bill to legalize ethical hacking. The State Duma, the

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10 Jul

NCA arrests four in connection with UK retail ransomware attacks

The UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) arrested four individuals suspected of being involved with the big three cyberattacks on UK retail businesses in recent weeks.

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10 Jul

Sovereign-ish: Google Cloud keeps AI data in UK, but not the support

Google Cloud is attempting to ease concerns about where AI data is stored by offering organizations the option to keep Gemini 2.5 Flash machine learning

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10 Jul

Review: How Passwork 7 helps tame business passwords

Sponsored feature Passwords are necessary for businesses, but look away for a minute and they quickly get out of control. If your users do things

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10 Jul

At last, a use case for AI agents with sky-high ROI: Stealing crypto

Using AI models to generate exploits for cryptocurrency contract flaws appears to be a promising business model, though not necessarily a legal one. Researchers with

Author rabih
10 Jul

At last, a use case for AI agents with high sky-high ROI: Stealing crypto

Using AI models to generate exploits for cryptocurrency contract flaws appears to be a promising business model, though not necessarily a legal one. Researchers with

Author rabih
09 Jul

How to trick ChatGPT into revealing Windows keys? I give up

A clever AI bug hunter found a way to trick ChatGPT into disclosing Windows product keys, including at least one owned by Wells Fargo bank,

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09 Jul

US sanctions alleged North Korean IT sweatshop leader

The US Treasury has imposed sanctions on 38-year-old Song Kum Hyok, a North Korean accused of attempting to hack the Treasury Department and posing as

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09 Jul

AMD warns of new Meltdown, Spectre-like bugs affecting CPUs

AMD is warning users of a newly discovered form of side-channel attack affecting a broad range of its chips that could lead to information disclosure.

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09 Jul

Reframing investments in security as investments in the business

Partner content Cybersecurity executives and their teams are under constant pressure and scrutiny. As the barrier to entry for attackers gets lower, organizations need to

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09 Jul

Qantas begins telling some customers that mystery attackers have their home address

Qantas says that when cybercrooks attacked a “third party platform” used by the airline’s contact center systems, they accessed the personal information and frequent flyer

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09 Jul

Ingram Micro restarts orders – for some – following ransomware attack

Ingram Micro says it is gradually reactivating customer’s ordering capabilities across the world, region by region, now its ransomware attack is thought to be “contained”.

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09 Jul

Privacy campaigners pour cold water on London cops’ 1,000 facial recognition arrests

Privacy activists are unimpressed with London’s Metropolitan Police and its use of live facial recognition (LFR) to catch criminals, saying it is not effective use

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