Security
Russian-linked forensics software was used by London police and throughout Europe
The London's Met force has paused Oxygen contract, pending a review.
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Popular games on Google Play contain trackers from Russia, China, and Israel, study finds
The mobile gaming industry is built on an insidious surveillance network, Proton says.
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What can a person find about you in an hour?
We leave a surprising number of breadcrumbs that can be pieced together remarkably quickly.
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Critical Authlib authentication bypass flaw leaves countless apps in danger
Authlib maintainers could not be reached to coordinate the vulnerability.
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North Korea’s unexpected weapon: women watching Friends
North Koreans weaponize “made in America” staples – Friends and ChatGPT – to attack Americans.
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A fake journalist used a real Calendly link to phish a tech founder
One genuine link, one fake app, one hijacked account.
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Apple patches zero-day exploit possibly used in “extremely sophisticated” attacks
The bug in CoreGraphics is probably being exploited in spyware like Pegasus.
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Pentagon confirms data breach: over 3 million people affected
The unauthorized intrusion lasted for months.
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Mass exploitation of Magento and Adobe Commerce critical flaw: 3,800+ online shops hacked
A hacker calling itself Lockster hacked thousands of stores but forgot to lock its own server.
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Citrix NetScaler under active zero-day attack: critical patches available, 22K servers exposed
Administrators are urged to investigate systems for potential compromise.
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Flink hackers turn to customers, demanding ransom to keep their data off the dark web
They’re squeezing customers for €10 after demanding €238,000 from the company.
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ShinyHunters targeting Oracle zero-day days after FBI attack, Google warns
A new ShinyHunters campaign is bypassing firewall defenses and deploying a newly discovered backdoor – is this how they breached the FBI?
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Kiteworks to customers: shut down your systems; cyberattack imminent
A zero-day warning has been sent via email to customers worldwide, industry insiders say.
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Police staff data feared stolen in Welsh cyber raid
The US Department of War relied on software built in Russia and linked to FSB
The tool was used by the Russian secret service FSB to lock up a journalist.
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One bad Android app could hijack your OnePlus 15, researcher warns
There’s no fix in sight.
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Bitget hit by $352 million hack with North Korea suspected
The crypto theft may rank among the largest in 2026.
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Swedish software provider fined after data breach exposed data of 2.2M people
Miljödata gets a €160,000 reminder that security checks matter.
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Hackers sell AI token draining as a service: DDoS shift threatens massive direct losses
DDoS attack hits way harder when it exhausts expensive AI tokens.
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Massive security flaws affect entire Tor network: critical patches released
An AI “firehose” is flooding the major anonymity network with bug reports.
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