Canadian cybersecurity officials are warning that hacktivists are increasingly targeting critical infrastructure in the country. In an October 29 alert, the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security ...
Paying attackers a ransom to recover from ransomware attacks fails 41% of the time, and even when recovery keys work, ransomware victims don’t always recover all of their data. That’s one of the ...
Caller ID spoofing causes nearly $1 billion (EUR 850 million) in financial losses from fraud and scams each year, according to a new Europol position paper that calls for technical and regulatory ...
Ransomware attacks have soared 50% in 2025 despite major changes among the leading ransomware groups, according to a new Cyble report. Through October 21, there have been 5,010 ransomware attacks ...
Kristi Noem fires 24 FEMA IT staff after DHS audit reveals major cybersecurity failures. No data was stolen, but vulnerabilities sparked immediate action.
A hacker used a popular artificial intelligence chatbot to run a cybercriminal operation that weaponized AI—deploying Claude AI Code not just as a copilot, ...
The image that comes to mind when we hear the word “hacker” is often one of a hooded figure hunched over a computer screen, fingers flying across the keyboard, stealing classified information or ...
This article talks about what are vulnerabilities, their types & causes, and details how to implement a winning vulnerability management strategy.
Tails is a free, privacy-focused operating system that runs entirely from a USB drive, leaving no trace on the computer it’s used on. By routing all traffic through Tor and preloading with security ...
Privacy is one of our most basic human needs and rights. While most of us go about our daily lives sharing personal information online and offline without much ...
McDonald's Hacked or so have three hacker groups—Lulzsec, ByteVigilante, and Moroccan Black Cyber Army -- claimed. However, scepticism looms within the hacker community, with several hacker ...
Critical Microsoft Teams flaw CVE-2025-53783 allows remote code execution via heap overflow (CWE-122).