Cybercrime
Disgruntled IT worker hacks former employer, resets 2,500 passwords
An IT contractor has cost his former boss a considerable amount of money. He was so angry at his ex-employer that he disrupted the company’s entire business operations, resulting in more than $862,000 in damages.
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Two teens plead not guilty to TFL cyberattack
Two teenagers pleaded not guilty to Transport for London's (TfL) computer hacking charges related to last year’s cyberattack, which compromised customer data and cost TfL millions in losses.
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New phish: hackers impersonate TechCrunch reporters to steal sensitive information
Tech employees are being targeted in a new phishing campaign in which hackers, posing as fake TechCrunch reporters, try to gain access to business networks and sensitive information.
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This new Android malware can actively spy on you
A new remote access trojan can offer attackers remote access to your Android device and give them comprehensive surveillance capabilities.
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AI-powered fraud is exploding: it peaks in a very specific two-hour window
The deepfake fraud wave has arrived, and its most dangerous hour might surprise you.
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UK Twitter hacker who hijacked Obama’s account ordered to give up $5.4m in Bitcoin
UK Twitter hacker who breached Obama's account ordered to repay $5.4 million in Bitcoin.
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Logitech discloses cyberattack, after Cl0p claims 1.8TB data theft tied to Oracle flaw
Logitech, a Swiss multinational manufacturer of computer peripherals and software, has announced that it has suffered a “cybersecurity incident.”
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Myanmar’s military targets huge “scam nest” but KK Park still standing strong
The Myanmar military says it has successfully demolished around 150 buildings in the infamous scam den area called KK Park. This, however, might be propaganda, as satellite images reveal that much of the premises of the country’s most notorious fraud center remain intact.
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Five suspects arrested for building devices to unlock luxurious cars
Authorities from France and Italy have arrested five suspects during an international operation targeting the manufacture of technical devices that can unlock luxury cars using decoded keys.
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Cyberattack hangover – Asahi back to fax and phone as rivals seize taps
Asahi is taking orders by phone and fax after a ransomware attack crippled its systems. Rivals Kirin, Suntory, and Sapporo are gaining market share as Japan enters its peak year-end drinking season.
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German city’s IT systems taken offline after cyberattack
The German municipality of Ludwigshafen has taken its IT systems offline due to a cyberattack. The city’s websites and online services are currently unavailable.
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Bank of England: “British economy staggers due to cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover”
The United Kingdom’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has grown 0.2% in the third quarter of 2025, which is less than expected. According to the Bank of England, this is partly due to the cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover.
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Scammers to get a minimum of six lashings in Singapore
Singapore is literally taking matters into its own hands by enforcing corporal punishment on online scammers.
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Meta is making a fortune on fraudulent ads, internal documents show
Over $16 billion, or around 10% of Meta’s total revenue in 2024, comes from misleading advertisements and ads for illegal products on Instagram and Facebook. On top of that, the tech company estimates that users are shown 15 billion scam ads per day.
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Dutch broadcaster RTV Noord hacked: Rhysida ransomware suspected after media attacks
RTV Noord, a regional broadcaster in the Netherlands, has been hacked. The police have not yet been called in, as the news outlet is trying to get all systems up and running.
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Ransomware negotiators accused of pulling off ransomware attacks
The US Department of Justice is charging employees of two cybersecurity companies and a co-conspirator with conducting ransomware attacks.
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AI ransomware panic – exposing the inflated “80%” claim
An MIT-linked paper was shamelessly associated with a claim that 80% of ransomware is powered by AI, without explaining what AI was actually doing.
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Poland hit by major cyberattack as hackers steal loan customers' data
Polish authorities are investigating a major cyberattack on an online loan platform that exposed the sensitive personal data of users and their families who have taken out loans.
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European diplomats attacked via Windows zero-day vulnerability
Hackers are actively exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Windows for which no security update is available.
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Crooks target luxury brands with 1,330 fake domains
Brand recognition is a big part of the luxury business – something cybercriminals are well aware of. To capitalize on consumer trust, they’re setting up fake domains to trick users into purchasing seemingly discounted items, ramping up their activity around key shopping seasons.
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