Security

Could Europe shield elections from bots, deepfakes, and foreign interference?

The EU needs a security update to tackle foreign influence campaigns during elections.
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Hackers are hijacking IP cameras to break into corporate networks

IP cameras in the wrong hands can open the door to your network.
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Iranian hackers target dissidents, activists, journalists worldwide with Telegram-linked Chosen Brick spyware

In one case, attackers even sent fake MRI scan results to trick the victim into downloading spyware.
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Silent majority: half the world is clinging to dying Android smartphones

Google ended support for Android 13 in March 2026, yet nearly 15% of users still like their Tiramisu.
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Your Twitch login may be exposed: this one extension is leaking it to Russians

31,000 Twitch users may be at risk of account takeover.
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Severe TP-Link Tapo camera flaw lets hackers watch live feed from your home

They could be peeping inside your house even at night.
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Chess.com scraping exposes 4.7 million email addresses

Data scrapers are putting the internet in checkmate.
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Revolut hacker says they had six months of secret access


Hacked by email: attackers exploiting critical zero-day in Cisco’s secure email solution

An email security solution that filters malicious messages was bypassed by an email containing injected SQL code.
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The UK government killing passwords for 23M Brits

Brits will have to use face scans, fingerprints, or PINs instead.
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Scammers milking Google Play’s Early Access: no reviews, no ratings, no way to spot the deception

Many deceptive apps don’t steal money outright, but simply try to maximize ad impressions while the user believes they’re earning a reward.
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Vengeful Windows exploit researcher reveals his true identity

It all started when a researcher, known as Nightmare Eclipse, was fired by Microsoft.
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Android security nightmare: unprivileged app take over flagship phones

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, Xiaomi 17, Oppo Find X9 Ultra, and OnePlus Ace 6 Ultra are among the smartphones vulnerable to the exploit.
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Elon Musk’s ‘VoteSafe’ site is harvesting and selling voter data

Check before registering. They want your data, not the vote.
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Windows 11 update breaks audio and microphones on some PCs, Microsoft confirms


Open a website, and your Mac crashes instantly: researcher reveals “Deathray” exploit


New iPhone app warns when Meta smart glasses are nearby

But there’s still no way to know if glasses are filming.
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Hundreds of AI-powered attacks exploit PaperCut flaws

Threat actors are moving at greater speed and scale.
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Nintendo Switch players urged to update now over QR code security flaw

Sharing screenshots and videos could expose users.
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There’s a hole in Android’s VPN tunnel: apps can leak real IP address

Two unpatched Android bugs allow apps to leak user IP.
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