16 Oct

Auction house Sotheby’s finds its data on the block after cyberattack

Auction house Sotheby’s says it was breached on July 24, and those behind the intrusion stole an unspecified amount of data, including Social Security numbers

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16 Oct

Tech industry grad hiring crashes 46% as bots do junior work

ai-pocalypse The UK tech sector is cutting graduate jobs dramatically – down 46 percent in the past year, with another 53 percent drop projected, according

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16 Oct

Tech industry grad hiring crashes 46% as bots do junior work

ai-pocalypse The UK tech sector is cutting graduate jobs dramatically – down 46 percent in the past year, with another 53 percent drop projected, according

Author rabih
16 Oct

Minecraft mods: Should you ‘hack’ your game?

Kids Online Some Minecraft mods don’t help build worlds – they break them. Here’s how malware can masquerade as a Minecraft mod. Fabiana Ramírez Cuenca

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16 Oct

Machine learning meets malware: how AI-powered ransomware could destroy your business

Passwork KNP Logistics Group, a British transport company from Northamptonshire that’s been around longer than the mass-produced lightbulb, collapsed after a devastating security breach that

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15 Oct

Devs are writing VS Code extensions that blab secrets by the bucketload

Developers of VS Code extensions are leaking sensitive secrets left, right and center, according to researchers who worked with Microsoft to combat an issue that

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15 Oct

Capita fined £14M after 58-hour delay exposed 6.6M records

The UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued a £14 million ($18.6 million) penalty to outsourcing giant Capita following a catastrophic 2023 cyberattack that exposed

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15 Oct

IT service desks: The security blind spot that may put your business at risk

Business Security Could a simple call to the helpdesk enable threat actors to bypass your security controls? Here’s how your team can close a growing

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14 Oct

EU biometric border system launch hits inevitable teething problems

The European Union’s new biometric Exit/Entry System (EES) got off to a chaotic start at Prague’s international airport, with travelers facing lengthy queues and malfunctioning

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14 Oct

Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2025: Why software patching matters more than ever

As the number of software vulnerabilities continues to increase, delaying or skipping security updates could cost your business dearly. 14 Oct 2025 Last year set

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14 Oct

Asahi breach leaves bitter taste as brewer fears personal data slurped

Asahi’s cyber hangover just got worse, with the brewer now admitting that personal information may have been tapped in last month’s attack. The Japanese beer

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14 Oct

Mozilla is recruiting beta testers for a free, baked-in Firefox VPN

Mozilla is working on a built-in VPN for Firefox, with beta tests opening to select users shortly. According to a staff post on Mozilla Connect,

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14 Oct

Oracle rushes out another emergency E-Business Suite patch as Clop fallout widens

Oracle is rushing out another emergency patch for its embattled E-Business Suite as the fallout from the Clop-linked attacks continues to spread. The newly disclosed

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14 Oct

British govt agents demand action after UK mega-cyberattacks surge 50%

Cyberattacks that meet upper severity thresholds set by the UK government’s cyber agents have risen 50 percent in the last year, despite almost zero change

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14 Oct

EU biometric border system launches, suffers teeting problems

The European Union’s new biometric Exit/Entry System (EES) got off to a chaotic start at Prague’s international airport, with travelers facing lengthy queues and malfunctioning

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13 Oct

Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters rage-quit the internet (again), promise to return next year

The Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters (SLSH) cybercrime collective – compriseed primarily of teenagers and twenty-somethings – announced it will go dark until 2026 following the FBI’s

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13 Oct

Microsoft ‘illegally’ tracked students via 365 Education, says data watchdog

An Austrian digital privacy group has claimed victory over Microsoft after the country’s data protection regulator ruled the software giant “illegally” tracked students via its

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13 Oct

China probes Qualcomm’s Autotalks deal amid rising US trade tensions

China’s competition regulator has launched an investigation into Qualcomm’s purchase of Israeli firm Autotalks, the latest salvo in the escalating tech trade war between Washington

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