Opinion At the start of September, Transport for London was hit by a major cyber attack. TfL is the public body that moves many of

in brief The US Department of Justice has charged six people with two separate schemes to defraud Uncle Sam out of millions of dollars connected

The UK’s finance regulator is urging all institutions under its remit to better prepare for IT meltdowns like that of CrowdStrike in July. The Financial

Multiple UK councils had their websites either knocked offline or were inaccessible to residents this week after pro-Russia cyber nuisances added them to a daily

A hacker who uses the handle GaryOderNichts has found a way to break into Nintendo’s recently launched Alarmo clock, and run code on the device.

A criminal operation dubbed Emeraldwhale has been discovered after it dumped more than 15,000 credentials belonging to cloud service and email providers in an open

Video Election interference, American Water and the Internet Archive breaches, new cybersecurity laws, and more – October saw no shortage of impactful cybersecurity news stories

LottieFiles is overcoming something of a Halloween fright after battling to regain control of a compromised developer account that was used to exploit users’ crypto

Australian police have arrested a man after finding he imported what appear to be tower PC cases that were full of illicit drugs. The arrest

A report by Canada’s Communications Security Establishment (CSE) revealed that state-backed actors have collected valuable information from government networks for five years. The biennial National

There’s a Windows Themes spoofing zero-day bug on the loose that allows attackers to steal people’s NTLM credentials. That’s the bad news. The good news:

A disgruntled ex-Disney employee has been arrested and charged with hacking his former employer’s systems to alter restaurant menus with potentially deadly consequences.  Michael Scheuer

Microsoft says a mass phishing campaign by Russia’s foreign intelligence services (SVR) is now in its second week, and the spies are using a novel

How To Have you ever googled yourself? Were you happy with what came up? If not, consider requesting the removal of your personal information from

China has accused unnamed foreign entities of using devices hidden in the seabed and bobbing on the waves to learn its maritime secrets. The nation’s

The US government has named and charged a Russian national, Maxim Rudometov, with allegedly developing and administering the notorious Redline infostealer.  The story of how

OpenAI’s language model GPT-4o can be tricked into writing exploit code by encoding the malicious instructions in hexadecimal, which allows an attacker to jump the

OpenAI’s language model GPT-4o can be tricked into writing exploit code by encoding the malicious instructions in hexadecimal, which allows an attacker to jump the