Security
Hackers hijack New York Post X account, target crypto subscribers
The New York Post’s (NYP) verified X account has been allegedly hijacked and used to target crypto enthusiasts, according to cybersecurity experts.
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Blogger inspires cyber pros to fight bots with “zip bombs”
Cyber pros are increasingly resorting to cyber guerrilla warfare to protect their servers. One blogger received much attention for the “zip bomb” tactic to fight scrapers and other malicious bots.
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Kelly Benefits confirms an attack affecting nearly half a million
Hackers slipped into a major benefits firm’s network, stealing data of nearly half a million Americans.
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Signal clone used by Trump’s security adviser hacked
The modified version of Signal, used by Donald Trump’s former National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, has been hacked, according to a report by 404 Media. This raises further concerns over the security of the communications exchanged at the highest levels of the US government.
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From keyboard to courtroom: the bust of Aubrey Cottle
Aubrey Cottle, also known by his online alias “Kirtaner”, is a name most people on the hacker scene are familiar with, since he is one of the founding cogs in the wheel of Anonymous. He now faces the possibility of a maximum of five years in prison if convicted for his role in the cyberattack against the Republican Party of Texas’s website.
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The impact of generative AI on cloud infrastructure demand
Since the release of ChatGPT in late 2022, artificial intelligence (AI) technology has taken the world by storm. AI usage has exploded among both individuals and companies, leading to massive deployment across different sectors.
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Golden Chickens are creating a new malware to steal passwords
A prolific malware-for-hire gang with ties to billion-dollar breaches has just dropped two new digital weapons designed to jack your passwords and loot your crypto wallets.
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Harrods luxury department store targeted in third UK retailer cyberattack
Harrods luxury department store in London is breached by hackers, the third such incident targeting major UK retailers, including the devastating ransowmare attack on Marks & Spencer.
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First computer password shaped our digital world, but is lost to history
In 1961, a group of researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) introduced something that would shape – and haunt – the digital age for decades to come: the first computer password.
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Major employment platform leaks 1.1M job seekers’ details
beWanted, one of the largest employment platforms in Europe, exposed a trove of sensitive details, revealing job seekers’ personal information.
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This chart shows that few passwords are safe from hackers
You might think that your passwords are secure. However, research shows just how quickly hackers can access your accounts through brute force.
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Bring your own computer trend gives cyber pros chills, yet it’s here to stay
Your next employer might ask you to bring your own computer to work instead of providing you with one. Or you may choose to do so yourself. Cybersecurity professionals, however, call the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend “a stupid nightmare” – it’s very risky.
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19 billion leaked passwords reveal deepening crisis: lazy, reused, and stolen
A new study of over 19 billion newly exposed passwords manifests a widespread weak password reuse crisis. Lazy keyboard patterns, such as 123456, still reign supreme, and 94% of passwords are reused or duplicated, data leaks from 2024-2025 reveal. Names like Ana rank as the second most popular component.
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iPhone spam blocker is leaking data and it helps to outsmart spam filters
An iPhone spam blocker meant to protect users from robocalls and malicious texts is leaking private data into the void.
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Cyber espionage and spyware fuel zero-day attacks, Google warns
Cybercriminals exploited at least 75 security vulnerabilities previously unknown to vendors – the so-called zero days – a report by Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) reveals. Attackers focus on the security and networking software used by enterprises.
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Meditation iOS app leaked over 100K users’ personal details
An iPhone app for tai chi (a mind-body practice) and meditation, 7 Minute Chi - Meditate & Move, exposed numerous customers.
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We’re under attack too! Cybersecurity firm shares its cyber warfare experience
Compromising a cybersecurity company would grant hackers insights into thousands of protected environments. A SentinelOne report details how threat actors go to great lengths to gain access.
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Single line of code could brick iPhones by sending malicious notifications
A newly uncovered iOS vulnerability could have allowed attackers to remotely sabotage and brick iPhones with just a single line of code. Apple fixed the flaw, which was hidden deep within its internal messaging system.
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Common password misconceptions: myths vs facts
Passwords are an integral part of our everyday routines. Whether it’s logging in to your work account, watching Netflix, or...
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6 major supply chain cybersecurity risks to watch out for in 2025
What emerging dangers and vulnerabilities should IT teams watch for in the second half of 2025? Let’s break down the six biggest risks and industry trends to keep a close eye on.
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