14 Jan

Eurail passengers taken for a ride as data breach spills passports, bank details

Eurail has confirmed customer information was stolen in a data breach, according to notification emails sent out this week. The European travel company, also known

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14 Jan

UK backtracks on digital ID requirement for right to work

The UK government has backed down from making digital ID mandatory for proof of a right to work in the country, adding to confusion over

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14 Jan

Spanish power giant sparks breach probe amid claims of massive data grab

Spanish energy giant Endesa is warning customers about a data breach after a cybercrim claimed to have walked off with a vast cache of personal

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14 Jan

Spanish power giant sparks breach probe amid claims of massive data grab

Spanish energy giant Endesa is warning customers about a data breach after a cybercrim claimed to have walked off with a vast cache of personal

Author rabih
14 Jan

Spanish power giant sparks breach probe amid claims of massive data grab

Spanish energy giant Endesa is warning customers about a data breach after a cybercrim claimed to have walked off with a vast cache of personal

Author rabih
14 Jan

Is it time for internet services to adopt identity verification?

Social Media Should verified identities become the standard online? Australia’s social media ban for under-16s shows why the question matters. Tony Anscombe 14 Jan 2026

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14 Jan

Anthropic finds $1.5 million to help Python Foundation improve security

The Python Software Foundation (PSF) has an extra $1.5 million heading its way, after AI upstart Anthropic entered into a partnership aimed at improving security

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14 Jan

Windows info-disclosure 0-day bug gets a fix as CISA sounds alarm

Microsoft and Uncle Sam have warned that a Windows bug disclosed today is already under attack. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-20805 and discovered by Microsoft’s

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13 Jan

Popular Python libraries used in Hugging Face models subject to poisoned metadata attack

Vulnerabilities in popular AI and ML Python libraries used in Hugging Face models with tens of millions of downloads allow remote attackers to hide malicious

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13 Jan

AI and automation could erase 10.4 million US roles by 2030

AI-pocalypse AI and automation could wipe out 6.1 percent of jobs in the US by 2030 – equating to 10.4 million fewer positions that are

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13 Jan

Dutch cops cuff alleged AVCheck malware kingpin in Amsterdam

Dutch police believe they have arrested a man behind the AVCheck online platform – a service used by cybercrims that Operation Endgame shuttered in May.

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13 Jan

Federal agencies told to fix or ditch Gogs as exploited zero-day lands on CISA hit list

CISA has ordered federal agencies to stop using Gogs or lock it down immediately after a high-severity vulnerability in the self-hosted Git service was added

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13 Jan

Mandiant open sources tool to prevent leaky Salesforce misconfigs

Mandiant has released an open source tool to help Salesforce admins detect misconfigurations that could expose sensitive data. Launched on Monday, AuraInspector targets access control

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13 Jan

Court tosses appeal by hacker who opened port to coke smugglers with malware

A Dutch appeals court has kept a seven-year prison sentence in place for a man who hacked port IT systems with malware-stuffed USB sticks to

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13 Jan

Britain goes shopping for a rapid-fire missile to help Ukraine hit back

The British government is asking defense firms to rapidly produce a new ground-launched ballistic missile to aid Ukraine’s fight against Russia – hardware that might

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13 Jan

Your personal information is on the dark web. What happens next?

If your data is on the dark web, it’s probably only a matter of time before it’s abused for fraud or account hijacking. Here’s what

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13 Jan

India demands crypto outfits geolocate customers, get a selfie to prove they’re real

India’s government has updated the regulations it imposes on cryptocurrency services providers, as part of its efforts to combat fraud, money laundering, and terrorism. The

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12 Jan

No fire sale for firewalls as memory shortages could push prices higher

PCs and datacenters aren’t the only devices that need DRAM. The global memory shortage is roiling the cybersecurity market, with the cost of firewalls expected

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