Cyber Resilience Engineer
Researchers exposed how Docker’s Ask Gordon AI could be hijacked via metadata poisoning to exfiltrate sensitive data—until a rapid patch put users back in control.
A sweeping defense bill delivers hundreds of millions to U.S. Cyber Command and compels the Pentagon to tackle its unsecured communications problem, following a high-profile security breach involving senior officials.
Danish intelligence has blamed Russian-backed hacker groups for a damaging cyberattack on a water utility, marking a new escalation in hybrid warfare tactics across Europe.
Scripted Sparrow is automating global Business Email Compromise scams, reaching millions of inboxes and targeting finance teams with sophisticated, personalized attacks. Learn how automation is fueling this new wave of cybercrime.
A newly discovered race condition in the Linux kernel's Rust Binder module has caused critical system crashes and panic. Learn how this bug slipped in, what it means for system administrators, and why a rapid update is essential.
MG-Chartered Professional Accountant became the latest victim of a targeted ransomware attack, with cybercriminals threatening to publish sensitive client data unless a ransom was paid. The breach underscores the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity in trusted professional sectors.
Josh-Steel, a manufacturing firm, is at the center of a high-stakes ransomware attack. Netcrook investigates how cybercriminals infiltrated their systems, the rise of double extortion, and what it means for industrial security.
River Plate, one of South America's football giants, has fallen victim to a ransomware attack by the Qilin group. The breach highlights growing cyber risks in the sports industry.
Instacart will refund $60 million to customers after the FTC found it misled users with deceptive free delivery promises and hidden subscription fees. The settlement marks a major warning to the booming online delivery industry.
Anker's latest 25,000mAh power bank claims to charge laptops and phones at top speeds without violating airline carry-on rules. We dive into how it works, what makes it unique, and what travelers need to watch out for.
Steam’s 2025 Winter Sale isn’t just about discounted games—it’s a seismic event for gamers and cybercriminals alike. With rare deals on new releases and a surge in digital risks, here’s what every PC gamer should know.
A coordinated ransomware blitz by Tridentlocker and Qilin hits businesses and law firms, with political messages signaling a shift toward hacktivist-driven cybercrime.
A Chinese-aligned APT group, LongNosedGoblin, is abusing Windows Group Policy to stealthily deploy malware in Southeast Asian and Japanese government networks. Their operations blend advanced evasion techniques with the misuse of trusted IT tools.
Tech innovation and EU laws are finally ending the pain of switching between Apple and Google devices. Read how seamless data migration is becoming a reality.
A YouTuber’s attempt to power his farm with a homemade hydro generator reveals the pitfalls of cheap online hardware. The turbine excelled, but the generator flopped—underscoring the importance of quality in DIY renewables.
Pushing an STM32F103 microcontroller to its 72 MHz limit, hackers ran the Dhrystone benchmark and achieved performance reminiscent of a Pentium 100—showcasing the untapped power of bare-metal embedded systems.
A failed video encoder and leaking capacitors nearly doomed the Amiga 600, but a daring chip swap brought this vintage computer back to life. Here’s how retrocomputing enthusiasts are rewriting the machine’s legacy.
A deep dive into [Abe]'s DIY camera project that revives the grainy, analog aesthetic of 90s camcorders using modern components and a hacker's ingenuity.
Leaked spreadsheets from Iran’s APT35 expose the bureaucratic backbone of state-sponsored hacking—including payments, domains, and direct links to Moses Staff. The revelations show administrative discipline but glaring security lapses.
A new ransomware gang is using KOELCOIN, a custom cryptocurrency, to extort victims with untraceable payments and double extortion tactics. Law enforcement faces unprecedented challenges as attackers stay one step ahead.
Grandes Vinos, a leading Spanish wine producer, has been named as the latest victim of a ransomware attack by the Qilin group. The breach, revealed on December 18, 2025, highlights the growing cyber risk facing traditional industries.
An in-depth look at how Farwest Manufacturing became the latest victim of a crippling ransomware attack, with operations disrupted and sensitive data at risk.
Attackers are reshaping familiar tools and tactics—from WhatsApp hijacks to cloud provider leaks and AI-driven reconnaissance—forcing defenders to adapt faster than ever. Here’s what moved beneath the cyber surface this week.
The Araneta Group, a major player in Philippine business, has reportedly fallen victim to a sophisticated ransomware attack. This feature unpacks how the breach unfolded, the tactics used by cybercriminals, and what it means for the future of corporate cybersecurity in Southeast Asia.
Hackers are actively exploiting a new privilege escalation flaw in SonicWall SMA1000 appliances, chaining it with an older critical vulnerability for complete system control. Immediate patching is essential to prevent attacks.
Scientists at the SNO+ experiment have, for the first time, observed neutrinos transforming carbon-13 into nitrogen-13 deep underground. This rare observation confirms a long-predicted process and opens new windows into the secrets of the universe.
In December 2025, a ransomware attack on Venezuela’s PDVSA triggered global oil chaos and a new era of digital geopolitics. Discover how code, not just crude, now shapes power in the South Atlantic.
The FBI has dismantled E-Note, a clandestine cryptocurrency laundering service fueling global cybercrime. Discover how the takedown unfolded, who’s behind the operation, and what it means for the future of digital crime.
A passenger ferry in France became the center of a cyber espionage probe after authorities discovered remote control malware on its systems. With suspicions of Russian involvement, the case exposes growing cyber risks to maritime infrastructure.
Hospital computers may look ordinary, but their peripherals are anything but. Dive into the world of translucent power cords, dishwasher-safe keyboards, and the unseen tech keeping hospitals clean and safe.
Kimwolf, a next-gen Android botnet, has covertly seized over 1.8 million smart TV boxes worldwide. Our investigation reveals its advanced evasion, DDoS power, blockchain tricks, and the urgent threat to smart homes.
A massive network of counterfeit online stores is targeting holiday shoppers worldwide, using fake domains and social media lures to steal money and data. Learn how these scams work and how to avoid them.
Venezuela’s state oil company PDVSA was crippled by a ransomware attack, halting crude exports and leading Caracas to accuse the U.S. of digital sabotage. The incident threatens Venezuela’s economy and heightens geopolitical tensions in the region.
A deep dive into Zoltan Pekic's FPGA-powered CPU that natively runs Tiny BASIC, beating classic computers and rekindling the dream of high-level language hardware.
In a landmark achievement, researchers have converted germanium into a superconductor using gallium doping and molecular-beam epitaxy. While still requiring ultra-low temperatures, this breakthrough could accelerate advances in quantum electronics.
A high-profile cyberattack has rocked France’s Interior Ministry, with millions of sensitive records allegedly at risk. As BreachForums’ Indra issues threats and authorities make an arrest, the true scope of the breach remains shrouded in uncertainty.
Attackers are exploiting WhatsApp’s device linking feature to hijack accounts in a campaign dubbed GhostPairing. By tricking users into linking a rogue device, criminals gain full access to private chats and can impersonate victims. Learn how the attack works, why it’s spreading, and how to defend your account.
What if AI chose your clothes? [NeuroForge]'s experiment lets algorithms dictate his daily outfits, revealing both the promise and pitfalls of automated style.
OpenShot aims to make powerful video editing accessible to everyone. We investigate its origins, challenges, and future in the ever-evolving world of open-source creative tools.
A secretive workshop, a radical aircraft design, and two visionaries: the untold story of how the Natilus Horizon prototype could disrupt the entire aviation industry—one carbon fiber panel at a time.
A Belarusian journalist discovered a secret spyware, ResidentBat, on their phone after a KGB detention. The case reveals a wider pattern of authoritarian regimes using digital surveillance to target the press.
Latitude 33 Planning & Engineering, a key player in Australia's urban development, has fallen victim to a major ransomware attack. Sensitive blueprints and client data are at stake, exposing the vulnerabilities of the infrastructure sector.
A network of Ukrainian call centers impersonated police and bankers, stealing $11.7 million from hundreds across Europe. Authorities have now dismantled the operation, revealing a new era of cross-border cybercrime.
The EU Space Act marks a turning point in space governance, demanding unprecedented cybersecurity and operational standards from satellite operators. But as compliance costs soar and bureaucracy deepens, will Europe’s bold move secure the future—or stifle it?
France’s Interior Ministry is investigating a cyberattack that compromised official email accounts and confidential documents, prompting emergency security measures and multiple investigations.
A fatal mistake can be made in seconds: cleaning metal with brake cleaner before welding can produce deadly phosgene gas. This feature investigates the science, the real-world case, and the urgent safety lessons for welders everywhere.
For the first time, a Ukrainian underwater drone penetrated Russian naval defenses, damaging a submarine in Novorossiysk. This unprecedented attack reveals new vulnerabilities in maritime security and signals a shift in Black Sea warfare.
OSINT’s explosive growth has blurred the lines between legitimate investigation and digital trespass. Discover the legal red lines, ethical dilemmas, and the crucial difference between public data and lawful, responsible intelligence gathering.
A critical error by the creators of VolkLocker ransomware has exposed the master decryption key, giving victims a rare opportunity to reclaim their data without paying a ransom. Our investigation unpacks how this blunder happened and what it means for cybercrime.
Singapore’s ANG-BROTHERS-ME-PTE-LTD has reportedly fallen victim to a ransomware attack, with hackers threatening to leak sensitive data on Ransomfeed. This incident highlights rising cyber risks for SMEs in Southeast Asia.
Bennett Corp was thrown into chaos when the Octopus ransomware gang invaded its systems, leaked confidential files, and demanded a multimillion-dollar ransom. This feature unpacks how the attack unfolded, the criminals’ tactics, and what it means for the future of cybersecurity.
A dramatic cyberattack on France’s Ministry of the Interior mail servers has exposed confidential files and set off a national investigation into the perpetrators—be they foreign spies, cybercriminals, or hacktivists.
A single typo can now land you in a web of scams and malware. Investigative research uncovers how parked domains have evolved into a primary channel for cybercrime, with sophisticated actors exploiting ad networks and DNS tricks to evade detection.
Qilin, a notorious ransomware gang, has claimed a new victim: Hr Björkmans Entrémattor. The incident, revealed by cybersecurity trackers, signals a coordinated campaign and raises fresh alarms for businesses across Europe.
Qilin, the notorious ransomware group, has added Ciif to its list of victims, raising alarms about the increasing brazenness and sophistication of cyber extortion campaigns. Find out what this means for the future of digital security.
Qilin ransomware has targeted Capital + Safi in a high-profile December 2025 attack. Learn how the breach unfolded and what it signals for the future of digital security.
The Qilin ransomware group has attacked Eurofret Transports et Logistique, disrupting the operations of this major French logistics provider and exposing vulnerabilities in critical supply chains.
Inside the underground world of DIY RC car tire making, where hobbyists leverage 3D printing and silicone casting to outpace store-bought limitations.
Singapore’s ANG BROTHERS (M&E) PTE. LTD. has been named as the latest victim of the Nova ransomware group, signaling a growing threat to the region’s industrial sector.
A deep dive into the ransomware assault on Scopazzo Hardware Store, illustrating the rising threat facing small businesses and the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity practices.
Artist Wesley Treat reimagined printmaking by combining laser-cut stencils and CYMK spray paint, creating bold full-color prints with a hands-on, DIY approach that challenges conventional digital methods.
As travelers gear up for vacations, ransomware syndicates are launching coordinated attacks on the tourism sector. This feature investigates how cybercriminals exploit holiday demand, paralyze travel operations, and threaten both agencies and customers.
Cybercriminals are harnessing AI and large language models to automate and scale ransomware attacks, breaking language barriers and complicating law enforcement efforts. This feature investigates how self-hosted AI tools and prompt smuggling are ushering in a new era of industrialized, service-based cybercrime.
Dive into the curious realm of custom keyboards, where personal passion meets cutting-edge tech. From ergonomic DIY builds to a 19-pound mechanical marvel with a ticking watch movement, discover the stories behind the world’s most unusual and obsessive typing devices.
A hacker’s journey through the undocumented world of AMD GPU debugging—reverse engineering, custom tools, and the technical mysteries beneath the silicon.
A hacker’s granular sampler synth, powered by the Daisy Seed microcontroller, lets users morph recorded sounds with a swipe—no traditional synthesis required.
A critical flaw in OpenShift GitOps allowed trusted insiders to escalate privileges to root, risking total cluster compromise. This investigative feature unpacks the vulnerability, its technical impact, and the urgent steps organizations must take.
Ransomware gangs are quietly harnessing Large Language Models to speed up attacks, automate extortion, and democratize cybercrime. As AI-driven automation lowers barriers and fragments the threat landscape, defenders face a new era of machine-powered adversaries.
Centurion Security & Investigations, a trusted Utah-based security company, has been hit by the Sinobi ransomware group. The breach highlights the growing threat of ransomware even for those in the business of protection.
As PDVSA accuses the US of a devastating cyberattack following a tanker seizure, sources describe widespread outages and rising risks for global energy security.
ILLUMINATE has rapidly emerged as a major ransomware threat, using double extortion, custom malware, and psychological tactics to target organizations worldwide. This feature unpacks their methods and what it means for cyber defense.
A ransomware attack has crippled Maypay Farms Inc, exposing vulnerabilities in the agricultural sector. Our in-depth feature unpacks how the breach unfolded and what it means for the future of food security.
A ransomware attack brought Fairgrove-Oil to a standstill, highlighting just how vulnerable the energy sector is to cybercriminals. Here’s what happened, how the hackers got in, and what it means for the future of critical infrastructure security.
A cyberattack over the weekend hit Venezuela’s oil giant PDVSA, stalling exports and sparking accusations of foreign sabotage. Internal documents reveal a more serious disruption than officials admit, highlighting the fragile state of the country’s digital oil infrastructure.
A malicious NuGet package posing as a trusted .NET library went undetected for nearly six years, stealing cryptocurrency wallet data through clever typosquatting and hidden code. The incident exposes major risks in the open-source supply chain.
Cold War jet engines hid more than mechanical power—they contained thorium-magnesium alloys with radioactive secrets. Investigate the real risks, from museum relics to everyday welding, and learn why the invisible legacy of Mag-Thor alloys still matters.
A new international study reveals that decommissioning submarine cables has minimal environmental impact and offers substantial opportunities for recycling, challenging long-held assumptions about these underwater infrastructures.
Ransomfeed has become a crucial—if controversial—resource for tracking ransomware attacks. This feature investigates how the feed operates, its influence on cyber defense, and what its rise means for the future of digital extortion.
Nitrogen ransomware has claimed Walters Group Inc as its latest victim. Netcrook investigates this chilling cyberattack, the group's tactics, and the broader implications for business security.
Agentic AI is quietly transforming cybercrime, automating attacks at unprecedented scale and speed. As criminals embrace autonomous AI agents, organizations face a new arms race—one that will separate the prepared from the defenseless.
President Trump is poised to nominate Army Lt. Gen. Joshua Rudd—who lacks deep cyber experience—to head both U.S. Cyber Command and the NSA. The move has sparked debate in Washington over whether operational leadership outweighs technical expertise in the fight for America’s digital security.
Dragonforce has targeted GPC Industries, a major UK supplier, in a ransomware attack that threatens sensitive data and disrupts vital supply chains. Explore the latest developments and what this means for British businesses.
Dragonforce has targeted LiftPRO, a global leader in lifting and rigging solutions, with a ransomware attack. The breach raises urgent questions about digital security in critical supply chains.
Linux kernel 6.19 delivers long-awaited, stable GPIB (IEEE 488) support, bridging modern systems with decades of scientific and industrial hardware.
Kali Linux 2025.4 marks a watershed moment for ethical hacking, delivering a modernized desktop experience, seamless Wayland integration, improved VM compatibility, and a host of new cybersecurity tools. Dive into the most ambitious Kali release yet.
Most companies treat physical, cyber, and operational security as separate concerns, leaving dangerous gaps. This feature investigates why true Security Convergence is the only way to safeguard business resilience in a hyper-connected world.
A modern hacker reimagines the legendary Commodore 64 as a portable laptop, blending 1980s aesthetics with 21st-century technology. Discover the technical journey, compromises, and the relentless spirit of retro innovation.
Flat networks and weak encryption are no match for today’s cyber threats. Discover how multilayer Wi-Fi security—combining segmentation, WPA3, AI, and active defense—is redefining digital survival in the wireless age.
A newly discovered flaw in Red Hat OpenShift GitOps exposes organizations to the risk of total Kubernetes cluster takeover, highlighting urgent security concerns in DevOps automation.
Simone D’Agostino’s latest novel reimagines disappearance in a world where algorithms construct and preserve our identities. As every action is archived and absence itself becomes data, the classic escape is rendered impossible. Discover why, in the age of big data, even silence leaves a trace.
Transformers are the silent workhorses of our electrical world. Dive into the hidden laws and modern revelations that make them tick, and see how open-access education is changing who gets to understand the science behind the socket.
SoundCloud users relying on VPNs have been blocked by a 403 error for days, as the platform scrambles to fix mysterious configuration changes. Millions in censored regions are now locked out, with no clear timeline for resolution.
Pufferfish venom is one of nature's deadliest substances, but scientists are probing its potential to relieve cancer pain. Can this lethal toxin be tamed for medicine?
3D printing and metal casting are transforming home workshops, letting makers prototype and forge robust metal components. Learn how enthusiasts like Chris Borge blend these technologies to push the limits of DIY manufacturing.
A maker's oversized, fully functional NeoPixel LED captures the imagination of the DIY community, offering new possibilities for large-scale, programmable lighting installations.
A new malware campaign, PCPcat, has breached nearly 60,000 servers in under 48 hours by exploiting critical Next.js and React vulnerabilities. The operation, leveraging the React2Shell exploit chain, has stolen up to 590,000 credentials and highlights the urgent need for patching and vigilant monitoring.
Blackshrantac has added demilac, Inc to its list of ransomware victims in a surge of December attacks. This feature investigates the coordinated efforts of cybercriminal groups and the growing threat to global data security.
Startorg, a new ransomware group, is making waves with its public leak site Ransomfeed and aggressive extortion tactics. This feature investigates how Startorg operates, its technical prowess, and its impact on global cybersecurity.
Qilin ransomware has claimed a major breach of Croatia's Region of Istria, exposing DNS records and highlighting the growing risks faced by public institutions in Europe.
On December 15, 2025, the Qilin ransomware group announced Dacon Networks as its latest victim, highlighting the persistent threat of double extortion attacks in the digital age.
Qilin ransomware group has listed Merko Ehitus, Estonia’s top construction firm, as its latest victim. The attack highlights growing risks for Europe's critical infrastructure industries.
A pro-Russia hacktivist group’s new ransomware contains a glaring flaw: it stores decryption keys in plaintext, allowing victims to recover their files for free. Here’s how CyberVolk’s expansion backfired—and what it means for cyber defenders.
From mainframe grids to Excel’s global reign, the spreadsheet’s story is one of invention, rivalry, and reinvention. Discover the hidden history and technical evolution behind the world’s most ubiquitous business tool.
A $12 keychain camera sold by Walmart claims 'FULL HD' and '14MP' performance, but a teardown reveals the truth: low-res images, misleading marketing, and a sensor that’s held back by its own firmware.
iRobot, the iconic maker of the Roomba, has filed for bankruptcy and will be acquired by its Chinese supplier, marking a dramatic turn in the smart home industry. Find out how competition, failed deals, and global shifts swept away this American pioneer.
DXS-SYSTEMS is the latest tech company to fall victim to a high-stakes ransomware campaign. Our investigation uncovers how attackers infiltrated the network, their double extortion tactics, and what this breach signals for the future of cybersecurity.
A sophisticated infostealer called MioLab is making its debut on underground forums, targeting macOS users with a range of data-theft capabilities. Experts warn this marks a new era of threats for Apple devices.
Italy’s Defense Minister warns that space has become a new battlefield, with espionage, sabotage, and hostile satellites threatening national security. Crosetto calls for a bold, unified European defense and greater cooperation with the private sector.
A late-night cyberattack has breached France’s Interior Ministry email servers, prompting a high-stakes investigation into possible foreign interference, hacktivism, or cybercrime. The incident highlights the growing vulnerability of critical government infrastructure.
A rare teardown of a Brucker Microflex LT mass spectrometer exposes the powerful lasers, high-voltage components, and ingenious design behind a laboratory icon. Explore the risks and rewards of hacking industrial science tech.
Beneath the ocean, fiber optic cables are evolving from digital expressways to environmental watchdogs—detecting earthquakes, tsunamis, and climate shifts in real time. The FOCUS project reveals how these hidden infrastructures could become the planet’s next great early warning system.
Space is no longer just the final frontier—it's a new battlefield. As Russia, China, and Western nations escalate their orbital arms race, the satellites powering our daily lives face unprecedented threats. Explore the hidden conflicts above our heads.
A third member of the DraftKings hacking ring has pleaded guilty to a credential stuffing scheme that compromised over 60,000 betting accounts and netted $600,000. The case highlights the dangers of password reuse and the persistence of credential-based attacks.
A hacker’s quest for a keyboard that can adapt to any language leads to a stunning, all-screen prototype—revealing both the promise and pitfalls of hardware innovation.
Deauth attacks exploit a critical flaw in most home Wi-Fi setups, forcing devices offline and capturing data needed to break in. Discover how these attacks work, the tools hackers use, and why your network might be more vulnerable than you think.
CyberVolk’s VolkLocker ransomware, sold as a service and targeting multiple operating systems, is undermined by a critical coding error: a universal master key left in plain sight. Victims can now decrypt their files for free, turning the tables on the attackers.
CyberVolk’s new VolkLocker ransomware threatens Linux and Windows systems with advanced techniques, but a major flaw in its code may allow victims to decrypt files without paying.
Brazil is facing a dramatic increase in ransomware attacks, with government agencies and major businesses held hostage by sophisticated cybercrime gangs. As ransom demands soar and crucial systems are paralyzed, experts warn that urgent action is needed to defend South America's largest digital economy.
CyberVolk’s VolkLocker ransomware is shaking up the cybercrime scene with Telegram-powered automation and cross-platform attacks, but a glaring security blunder leaves its victims unexpectedly empowered.
From cash rewards for hacking DRM-locked appliances to NASA's Airstream vans and the ticking clocks of Mars, discover how activists and innovators are challenging the boundaries of technology and user freedom.
Storm-0249 is using advanced techniques to abuse SentinelOne’s EDR tools, turning them into covert channels for ransomware groups. Discover how DLL sideloading, phishing, and LoLBin abuse are turning trusted security software into a cybercriminal’s Trojan horse.
Obscura, a rising ransomware gang, has publicly listed k*m**w.com as a victim, highlighting the relentless threat of cyber extortion facing businesses. Learn what this attack reveals about evolving ransomware tactics.
Killsec ransomware group has struck the Federative Republic of Brazil, highlighting a dangerous new chapter in global cyberattacks on government institutions.
FEST-Group has burst onto the cybercrime scene, orchestrating sophisticated ransomware attacks and using double extortion to pressure victims. Discover their tactics and what their rise means for the future of digital extortion.
The Qilin ransomware gang has claimed Kier & Wright as its latest victim, highlighting the persistent threat of data breaches and double extortion attacks in the modern cybersecurity landscape.
Behind every modern gadget lies a silent struggle: how to safely connect components with different voltage needs. From resistor tricks to specialized chips, discover the real-world hacks and hazards of electronic level shifting.
Safepay ransomware has struck sbws.org.sg, a major Singaporean non-profit. This attack exposes growing threats to social welfare organizations and raises urgent questions about cybersecurity in the sector.
CyberVolk’s first ransomware-as-a-service launch, VolkLocker, fell flat due to an embarrassing cryptographic mistake—leaving the master key exposed and victims able to recover their data without paying ransom. Our investigation unpacks the technical misstep and what it means for cybercrime’s evolving playbook.
PHA filament promises real biodegradability for 3D printing—unlike PLA, which needs industrial composting. But is PHA ready for mainstream use, or is it still an experimental material? We dig into the science, challenges, and future prospects.
A tech enthusiast brings the iconic Need For Speed mini map to life by integrating it into his Nissan 350Z, using clever hardware hacks and a passion for retro gaming.
The Qilin ransomware gang has added Vlp Hellas to its list of victims, exposing new vulnerabilities in corporate cybersecurity. Here’s what happened and why it matters.
Why are games so compelling? Dive into the psychology and mechanics behind addictive game design, exploring the frameworks and feedback systems that keep players hooked.
Discover the hidden world of vinyl record creation, where decades-old machines and skilled hands cut music into lacquer masters—keeping analog audio alive in a digital era.
In a dramatic escalation, dabafinance.com has been simultaneously targeted by two notorious ransomware gangs—Killsec and Devman—underscoring the rising complexity and danger of modern cyberattacks.
Mentra’s new open-source OS for smart glasses lets developers build once and deploy across multiple brands, challenging closed ecosystems and promising a new era for wearable tech.
A cat owner’s DIY dashboard turns smart litterbox data into real-time health stats, offering a glimpse into the future of pet care—and raising new questions about privacy and technology.
A clever modification promises to boost diesel heater efficiency by rerouting exhaust through an intercooler, but experts warn of corrosion and hidden costs. Is it innovation or overreach?
Singapore's ANG BROTHERS (M&E) PTE. LTD. has fallen victim to the Nova ransomware group, which claims to have stolen and leaked 2.5TB of sensitive company data. This incident highlights growing cyber risks for critical infrastructure providers in Southeast Asia.
Eastman Cooke, a major construction firm, is the latest victim listed by the Play ransomware group. The attack highlights growing cyber risks in the construction industry and the evolving tactics of digital extortionists.
The Play ransomware group has claimed Jabezco Industrial Group as its latest victim, underscoring urgent cybersecurity challenges in the manufacturing sector. Discover the details and implications of the breach.
Home Assistant is winning over hackers and DIYers with its open architecture and support for advanced user modifications—a sharp contrast to the locked-down approach of most commercial smart home platforms.
When the React2Shell vulnerability hit the headlines, hackers and criminals raced to seize thousands of servers. From state-backed spies to cryptomining gangs, day one became a digital battleground. Here’s how the chaos unfolded.
Qilin ransomware has added Cinvestav, Mexico’s premier research institute, to its list of victims. This feature investigates how and why academic organizations are being targeted, and what the attack means for the global research community.
Some biohackers are attempting to force their bodies to tolerate lactose through repeated dairy exposure—a risky experiment rooted in old science. We examine the method, the real dangers, and why experts say you shouldn’t try this at home.
Dragonforce, a high-profile hacking group, has published data from Temple Shalom, a Reform Jewish congregation in Washington, D.C. The breach exposes the growing risk religious communities face in an era of escalating cybercrime.
Ransomware gang Qilin has struck again, naming Chema Ballester as its latest victim. Explore the timeline, methods, and cyber risk implications in this investigative feature.
PJON, beloved for its single-wire simplicity, has made the jump from software to silicon. With a new Verilog implementation, this open protocol is poised to revolutionize how devices communicate on a single wire, reducing software overhead and unlocking new possibilities for open-source hardware.
Kali Linux 2025.4 introduces a wave of security upgrades—Wayland-only desktops, advanced wireless testing with Wifipumpkin3, and new tools for offensive security. Explore how this release empowers ethical hackers worldwide.
Operation Endgame’s disruption of Rhadamanthys MaaS has sent shockwaves through the cybercrime world, crippling a notorious infostealer and forcing threat actors to migrate. Explore how law enforcement tactics and underground distrust have reshaped the digital threat landscape.
A Russian phishing operation is exploiting ISO files in email attachments to deliver the Phantom Stealer malware, bypassing traditional security controls and targeting finance and HR teams. Learn how this campaign works and what makes it so dangerous.
When Walhampton School students launched Bradfield the Bear into near space, they didn’t expect a dramatic mid-air mishap. Explore the technical and human story behind this unusual science experiment and the hunt for a lost plush pioneer.
Biohackers are experimenting with hormones to grow super-sized insects, but evolutionary and physiological roadblocks keep Mothra-sized bugs out of our homes—for now.
StanleyCo, a high-profile Malaysian company, has become the latest victim of a ransomware attack, with cybercriminals threatening to leak sensitive data unless paid. The incident highlights the growing risk for Southeast Asian businesses and the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity defenses.
A ransomware syndicate has struck the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission, compromising vital environmental data and highlighting the risks faced by scientific organizations in today's cybercrime landscape.
A new hack using Bluetooth device ID spoofing and the LibrePods app is allowing Android and Linux users to unlock hidden AirPods features once reserved for Apple devices.
Minteye ransomware has struck again—this time targeting renowned design firm David M. Schwarz Architects, alongside other professional services. The attack marks a worrying trend as ransomware groups expand their reach into creative and cultural sectors.
A pirated torrent for Leonardo DiCaprio’s 'One Battle After Another' weaponized its subtitle file to launch a sophisticated malware attack, delivering Agent Tesla RAT and stealing sensitive data from unsuspecting users.
Microsoft is bringing its AI-powered Security Copilot to M365 E5 enterprise customers, promising a new era of automated cyber defense. But is this a real democratization of security, or just another tool for the tech elite?
Hackaday Podcast Episode 349 dives into a world where analog ingenuity and digital innovation collide—featuring wild clocks, a typewriter with a twist, affordable supercomputing, AI skepticism, and the arrival of a new 3D printer enthusiast.
In a groundbreaking experiment, researchers have taught rats to play the classic first-person shooter DOOM, using panoramic screens and sugar water rewards to push the limits of animal cognition and brain-computer interfaces.
A new wave of JSCEAL infostealer attacks is quietly targeting Windows users in the cryptocurrency sector. Discover how this malware is evolving, the tricks it uses to evade detection, and why defenders must adapt to stay ahead.
France’s Ministry of the Interior confirmed its email servers were targeted by a cyberattack on December 12, 2025. While officials say no major compromise occurred, the incident prompted an urgent security overhaul and a judicial investigation.
Kali Linux 2025.4 upends the cybersecurity landscape with its switch to Wayland, smarter AI tools, and a polished desktop experience—ushering in a new era for penetration testers and digital defenders alike.
A forgotten email gadget, the Landel Mailbug, has been ingeniously repurposed as a ChatGPT-powered AI terminal. Discover how retro hardware and modern AI are colliding in this investigative feature.
Germany has accused Russia of orchestrating a cyberattack on its air traffic control and running an election disinformation campaign, prompting diplomatic action and calls for EU-wide countermeasures.
Adam Iza’s transformation from a teenage hacker to the notorious 'Crypto Godfather' shocked the cyber world. Discover how his billion-dollar schemes ensnared victims across Los Angeles and led to his dramatic downfall.
AltSendMe is shaking up secure file sharing with its free, open-source, end-to-end encrypted transfers—no accounts or corporate tracking required. Learn how it works, its strengths, and its privacy-first approach.
NASA’s MAVEN orbiter has gone dark, leaving Mars missions in jeopardy. With no immediate replacement, this communications blackout could stall science and future exploration.
Epic Games Store’s free giveaway of Hogwarts Legacy delights fans, but Denuvo DRM restrictions and technical glitches reveal the hidden costs behind the magic.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 swept The Game Awards 2025, raising questions about indie innovation, industry trends, and what’s next for gamers and developers.
The pro-Russian CyberVolk group is back with VolkLocker, a Telegram-controlled ransomware hitting Linux and Windows. But a major encryption blunder may let victims sidestep ransom demands entirely.
Florence’s famed cathedral fell prey to a €1.7 million cyber heist via a 'man in the middle' email scam. Dive into the mechanics of the attack, its wider criminal context, and what it means for security in the digital age.
Qilin ransomware has claimed Greene Metal Products as its latest victim, signaling a continuing threat to manufacturers and critical infrastructure worldwide. Read how this attack fits into a broader pattern of cybercrime.
Armis, KODE Labs, and IntelliBuild have announced a groundbreaking alliance to unify and streamline cyber security in smart buildings. By merging real-time asset intelligence, live analytics, and strict governance, the partnership aims to eliminate blind spots and shift the industry from reactive defense to proactive digital resilience.
MKVCinemas, a major Indian streaming piracy giant, has been shut down after drawing 142 million visits. This feature investigates the coordinated global crackdown, the technology behind piracy, and what the future holds for online content battles.
The Parkes Companies have become the latest victim of the notorious Qilin ransomware group. Discover the details, tactics, and broader impact of this high-profile cyberattack.
Oxford Rehabilitation Center has been listed as the latest victim by the Qilin ransomware group. This attack shines a spotlight on the persistent risk facing healthcare organizations as cybercriminals continue to target sensitive patient data.
Qilin, a notorious ransomware collective, has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack against Spitzer Auto Group. The incident highlights persistent vulnerabilities and rising threats in the auto industry.
Qilin, a notorious ransomware gang, has publicly claimed Jeff D'Ambrosio as its latest victim. The attack, discovered in December 2025, highlights the growing threat of double extortion tactics and the importance of cyber resilience.
The Diapasonix is a DIY synth that merges the expressive layout of fretted instruments with advanced digital synthesis. Built by Turi Scandurra, it features capacitive touch 'frets,' classic sound engines, and hacker-driven versatility—challenging the uniformity of commercial music gear.
Telegram is no longer the cybercriminal paradise it once was. As tighter moderation and security weaknesses drive illicit groups to new platforms, experts warn that the threat is far from over—the battlefield is simply moving.
Particle accelerators are shrinking from mile-long behemoths to room-sized machines, thanks to wakefield technology. Discover how this shift could democratize advanced science—and why it raises fresh cybersecurity concerns.
President Trump’s executive order to preempt state AI laws has triggered a fierce debate over federal power, state rights, and the future of AI accountability. States like California and Colorado are pushing for transparency and consumer protections, while the federal government warns of regulatory chaos in the global AI race.
A bold redesign of the cycloidal drive by a resourceful maker could bring high-torque, compact gear systems into the hands of 3D printing enthusiasts everywhere.
A surge in cyberattacks is driving small businesses to hike prices, turning digital crime into a stealthy tax on everyday Americans. Learn why your next purchase might be subsidizing a hacker.
The tinyCore board from MR. INDUSTRIES is redefining microcontroller education with its open-source ethos, unique hexagonal design, and a supportive community, making it easier than ever for beginners and makers to dive into electronics.
Haiku R1/beta5 resurrects the spirit of BeOS with modern stability and retro flair. Our investigative review explores whether this niche open-source OS can serve as a practical daily driver, detailing its installation, usability, software library, and where it still falls short.
A rare 1930s Vivi-Tone Clavier electric piano, one of just three known to exist, is meticulously restored, revealing the mysteries and challenges of reviving early electronic musical technology.
Amiibo emulators, once gaming cheat devices, are now being hacked into powerful, pocket-sized 2.4 GHz spectrum analyzers—giving hackers and hobbyists a new tool for scanning Wi-Fi and Bluetooth traffic at a fraction of the usual cost.
Cybercrime in 2025 is projected to cause $10.5 trillion in damages—making it the world’s third-largest economy. From ransomware and crypto scams to record-setting data breaches, discover the latest trends and shocking statistics from the new Cybersecurity Almanac.
NetSupport RAT is a stealthy remote access trojan that uses trusted software to bypass antivirus detection, giving attackers full control over victims' machines. Learn how this invisible malware works and what you can do to protect yourself.
In December 2025, the Qilin ransomware gang targeted Dan Technologies Group, leveraging public data leaks and double extortion tactics. This incident highlights the persistent threat facing companies of all sizes in the escalating ransomware war.
Spotify’s Prompted Playlists tool promises unprecedented user control over the music algorithm—if you’re a Premium subscriber in New Zealand. Netcrook investigates the tech, the hype, and what’s at stake for listeners and artists.
Behind every software installer lies a saga of technical compromise and OS quirks. Discover the challenges developers face creating user-friendly installers for Windows, MacOS, and especially Linux.
A viral AI-generated fake image of a collapsed railway bridge halted trains across Britain, exposing new vulnerabilities in the age of synthetic media. Here’s how the hoax unfolded—and why it matters.
Kazu ransomware gang has targeted Leadway Assurance, Nigeria's leading insurance firm, in a high-profile cyber extortion case. Learn about the attack, its implications, and what it means for the future of cyber risk in African finance.
Oracle is betting big on artificial intelligence, boosting its data center spending by $15 billion to close the gap with cloud giants. But as debt soars and revenue forecasts stall, can Oracle’s AI gamble pay off?
A surprise shakeup at the NSA exposes political infighting and uncertainty, as the Trump administration reverses its deputy director pick and the agency faces a critical leadership vacuum.
Bell Lifestyle Products, a Canadian wellness supplement company, has become the latest victim of a ransomware attack. This feature explores how cybercriminals targeted the firm, what it means for the industry, and the broader implications for cybersecurity in health and wellness.
Ledger and 1inch have teamed up to launch a multisig solution that banishes blind signing from DeFi treasury management. Their integration brings clear signing, deep liquidity, and MEV resistance, setting a new gold standard for secure on-chain operations.
YouTube TV is set to introduce genre-specific plans in early 2026, letting subscribers pay only for what they want. Will this mark a new era of affordable streaming, or are we heading back to cable’s old tricks? Netcrook investigates.
Iteration3D is shaking up 3D printing with browser-based, parametric modeling powered by open-source tools. Customize and download STL files to your specs without touching code. But as user uploads loom, questions about security and IP surface.
DeadLock ransomware leverages a critical driver flaw to instantly disable EDR and antivirus protections, leaving organizations exposed. Discover how this attack works and why it signals a dangerous new phase for cyber defense.
A new report by Secolve reveals that OT cybersecurity training in Australia’s critical sectors is lacking in quality and frequency, exposing vital infrastructure to cyber risks.
Adobe’s flagship tools—Photoshop, Express, and Acrobat—are now available for free inside ChatGPT, allowing anyone to edit images, create designs, or manage PDFs with simple prompts. But are there risks lurking behind this creative revolution?
Britain's Atlantic Bastion program fuses AI, autonomous drones, and traditional naval forces into a unified digital shield, designed to outsmart Russian submarines and safeguard the undersea lifelines of the modern world.
Devman, a notorious ransomware group, has added www.digital****.com to its list of victims in a fresh cyberattack. Learn how the incident unfolded and what it signals for the future of cyber threats.
Manufacturing and critical sectors are facing unprecedented cyberattacks as zero-day exploits and the underground sale of network access drive a new wave of ransomware. Cyble's 2025 report exposes how fragmented cybercrime markets and sophisticated threats are rewriting the rules of digital defense.
Military cyber resilience tactics are now defending Europe’s civilian critical infrastructure. Learn how strategies forged in defense are being adapted for NIS2 compliance, empowering local operators with automated, self-healing cybersecurity.
A new era of hardware hacking is here: learn how developers are using Rust to create custom applications for budget-friendly, Linux-based handheld consoles like the R36S.
Handala, a notorious ransomware group, has breached Plonter, a major Israeli tech supplier, exposing sensitive databases and internal records. The attack highlights escalating cyber threats facing Israel’s digital infrastructure.
A new scam targets Mac users by mimicking ChatGPT and using Google Ads to distribute the AMOS InfoStealer malware. Victims are lured by fake AI advice to run malicious terminal commands, leading to stolen passwords and emptied wallets. Here’s how the attack works—and how to stay safe.
ParrotOS 7 Beta marks a dramatic shift with its adoption of Debian 13 and KDE Plasma, alongside sweeping technical and visual upgrades. Here’s what’s new in this security-centric Linux distribution.
Red Star Studio Ltd has been listed as the newest victim of the Nightspire ransomware gang. The attack, discovered on December 11, 2025, involved the exfiltration of 1 GB of sensitive data, highlighting the growing threat to creative industry firms.
Qilin ransomware has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack against Sunshine Group, exposing the persistent danger of ransomware gangs. We investigate how the attack unfolded, Qilin's tactics, and what it signals for the future of corporate cybersecurity.
GROUP-ETMB is making waves in the cybercrime world with aggressive ransomware attacks and public data leaks. Learn how this emerging group is targeting diverse sectors and what their rise means for digital security.
A $30, 10x10cm hotplate from AliExpress defies expectations with solid safety features and only minor flaws. Our investigation reveals what makes this bargain device stand out.
AI may dazzle with words, but even the smartest models can't rival the intelligence of a crow. Discover why current artificial intelligence falls short of animal minds.
YottaDB is redefining high-performance databases with its multi-process design and AGPL license. Discover why it’s trusted for mission-critical applications, and how its approach to scaling and openness is shaking up the industry.
A new open-source KiCad template automates the generation of production files and documentation, aiming to eliminate errors and streamline the hardware manufacturing process.
Qilin has claimed responsibility for a ransomware attack on GROUPE ETMB, a prominent French construction company, highlighting growing threats to critical infrastructure industries.
French startup Mistral AI has released Devstral 2, a massive open-weights coding model and developer tool that rivals proprietary AI coding assistants, signaling a new era for open-source software engineering.
A fake torrent for Leonardo DiCaprio’s latest film is hiding Agent Tesla malware, infecting thousands of computers through malicious subtitle files and advanced evasion techniques.
A high-profile extradition brings a Ukrainian national to U.S. court for allegedly leading Russian-backed cyberattacks on water systems and essential infrastructure. The case underscores the evolving threat of state-sponsored hacktivism.
The Qilin ransomware gang has claimed responsibility for an attack on law firm Lonich Patton Ehrlich Policastri, highlighting the growing cyber risk facing the legal sector. Here’s what we know so far.
FortiGuard investigators discovered that a hidden Windows telemetry file, AutoLogger-Diagtrack-Listener.etl, preserved traces of deleted malware and tools even after attackers’ anti-forensic efforts, offering a powerful new avenue for digital forensics.
Europe faces a critical juncture as Copasir security experts expose how cyber and hybrid threats, combined with sluggish EU reforms, could leave the continent defenseless against global adversaries.
A Ukrainian woman extradited to the US stands accused of aiding Russian-aligned hacktivist groups in cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure. The indictments reveal deep links between the hacker collectives and Russian military intelligence, highlighting the escalating stakes of international cyberwarfare.
Attackers are exploiting overlooked cloud misconfigurations in AWS, AI models, and Kubernetes—often slipping past traditional security. Discover the stealthy techniques cybercriminals use and how to close these gaps before they’re breached.
A UK light aircraft crashed after a 3D printed engine part collapsed due to unexpected heat sensitivity. Investigation uncovered critical risks tied to unverified 3D printed materials in aviation.
Urban-Remedy has been targeted by ransomware attackers, exposing vulnerabilities in the food sector. As hackers threaten to leak sensitive data, the incident underscores the growing cyber risks facing small and midsize businesses.
Black Kite’s new Product Analysis module lets organizations peer into the hidden vulnerabilities of third-party software, going beyond vendor assessments to map risks at the product and component level.
U.S. intelligence agencies are warning of a dramatic increase in cyberattacks by pro-Russia hacktivist groups on America’s critical infrastructure. Learn about the groups involved, their methods, and how organizations can protect vital systems from disruption.
FortiGuard's investigation into a ransomware breach revealed that a little-known Windows telemetry log, AutoLogger‑Diagtrack‑Listener.etl, preserved crucial forensic evidence even after attackers deleted files and wiped logs—offering defenders a powerful new resource in the fight against cybercrime.
A new breed of holiday hacker has built a Christmas tree that listens and reacts to your favorite songs, blending microcontrollers, addressable LEDs, and creative coding for a festive light show.
Spotify has begun beta testing music videos for Premium users in the U.S. and Canada. With a small but expanding lineup and features designed for seamless audio-video transitions, the streaming giant is eyeing YouTube’s music video dominance.
The latest DeadLock ransomware variant uses a Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver (BYOVD) attack, exploiting a Baidu Antivirus driver flaw to disable endpoint defenses and encrypt business-critical data. Experts warn this marks a dangerous trend in ransomware evolution.
Raspberry Pi hardware is more powerful than ever, but most users are still stuck with a basic desktop. Now, installing KDE Plasma is surprisingly simple, offering a stunning and functional upgrade in just a few commands. Here’s what you need to know.
Qilin, a notorious ransomware gang, has unleashed a new wave of attacks targeting CIDEF Argentina S.A. and several other international firms. Discover how these coordinated breaches unfolded and what they mean for the future of cybercrime.
Rainbowtelnet ransomware attackers are exploiting insecure Telnet connections on legacy systems, locking out hundreds of victims and demanding cryptocurrency ransoms. This investigation reveals how outdated technology is fueling a new wave of cybercrime.
A journey through the obsessive world of keyboard hackers and collectors: resurrecting retro hardware, inventing ergonomic marvels, and redefining typing in augmented reality.
Deep Drive’s radical twin-rotor motor promises up to 20% greater efficiency for electric vehicles. We break down the technology, its potential impact, and the unanswered questions behind this engineering gamble.
Apple’s iconic G4 iMac is reborn as a modern monitor with a retractable MagSafe charger—thanks to hackers’ inventive engineering and a dash of nostalgia.
A high-stakes competition is launching quantum-powered satellites to transform how we map Earth's magnetic field. The MagQuest challenge promises real-time updates to the World Magnetic Model, with sweeping implications for navigation, security, and science.
A new wave of attacks sees GOLD BLADE using weaponized resumes uploaded to recruitment platforms, targeting Canadian companies with bespoke ransomware and advanced data theft strategies.
Leandri & Associates became the latest victim in a series of ransomware attacks, exposing the vulnerabilities of small firms and highlighting the ruthless tactics of modern cybercriminals.
Qilin ransomware has added TopDest to its list of victims, as discovered on December 9, 2025. Learn how the attack unfolded, its implications for cyber defense, and why vigilance matters more than ever.
The Qilin ransomware group has struck West Quay, adding another victim to its list. This feature explores the tactics used, the broader implications for cyber security, and why organizations must stay vigilant.
The Qilin ransomware gang has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on Hexacon Construction, placing critical infrastructure at risk and highlighting cybersecurity gaps in the building sector.
The Qilin ransomware group has claimed a new victim: Tupi. Our investigative feature breaks down the attack, the group’s tactics, and what this means for the future of cyber extortion.
The Qilin cybercrime group has struck again, adding Teruya Brothers Ltd to its growing list of victims. Here’s what happened, how the attack unfolded, and what it signals for cybersecurity in 2025.
Poor IT hygiene quietly exposes enterprises to cyberattacks, but Wazuh’s open-source platform offers a powerful way to regain control. Explore how comprehensive visibility and automation can close the gaps attackers exploit.
GrayBravo’s CastleLoader malware is now fueling four separate cybercriminal clusters, each exploiting new tactics and infrastructure. Learn how this malware-as-a-service operation is reshaping the threat landscape.
A new breed of Bluetooth chip is shaking up the hacker scene: the CH571K packs Bluetooth 4 Low Energy and a RISC-V core into a 10-pin, under-$1 package, making rapid wireless prototyping accessible to all.
Italy leads the SPHYDA project, aiming to develop quieter, stealthier autonomous underwater vehicles for Europe. The initiative promises military and environmental breakthroughs in underwater technology.
GOLD BLADE has launched a wave of attacks on Canadian organizations by weaponizing online job portals. By uploading malicious resumes, they bypass security, deploy custom malware, and unleash QWCrypt ransomware. Discover how this campaign unfolded and what defenses are critical.
TinySparrow v2, an upgraded microcontroller module for CAN hacking and custom ECU development, brings new capabilities and some design risks. Our investigation covers its technical advances and the challenges ahead for automotive hackers.
Polish police arrested three Ukrainian men in Warsaw after finding FLIPPER devices and encrypted cybercrime gear during a routine stop, uncovering a suspected plot to target critical infrastructure across Europe.
ActiveScan++, the powerful Burp Suite extension, now automatically detects critical React2Shell vulnerabilities, arming penetration testers against remote code execution threats with zero setup required.
A new wave of ransomware attacks is hitting Canadian organizations, with hackers exploiting recruitment platforms to deliver QWCrypt malware. Discover how this hybrid espionage-extortion campaign operates and what makes it so effective.
Firefox 146 brings encrypted cloud backup to Windows 10, native fractional scaling for Wayland users, and a host of experimental features. Dive into our investigative breakdown of what’s really behind Mozilla’s latest update.
A newly exploited flaw in unsupported D-Link routers is giving hackers direct access to networks, with no fix in sight for most models. CISA urges users to disconnect and replace these devices immediately.
A digital hourglass made from Arduino, LEDs, and sensors is teaching key hardware and programming skills to a new generation of hackers. Dive into how it works and why it matters.
The Municipality of North Perth, Ontario, has been named as the latest ransomware victim by Worldleaks. This incident highlights the increasing vulnerability of small towns to global cyber extortion campaigns.
Savills Middle East and Cluttons, two major property consultancies, have fallen victim to a ransomware attack, highlighting the growing cybersecurity risks facing the region’s real estate industry.
The RP2350 Framework card is redefining laptop customization, letting users plug microcontroller power and up to 17 GPIOs directly into their Framework laptops. Open-source and highly flexible, it's a game-changer for hardware hackers and curious tinkerers alike.
Coinbasecartel has claimed responsibility for a ransomware attack on Savills Middle East/Cluttons, exposing vulnerabilities in the real estate sector and raising concerns over sensitive data security in the region.
In a bold move, the Coinbasecartel ransomware group published six real estate firms as victims in a single day, signaling a major escalation in cyber threats to the property industry.
A new ransomware group, Playroll, is making waves with aggressive double extortion attacks and public ransom feeds. Learn how their operations signal a new era of professionalized cyber extortion.
As ransomware attacks rise and leak sites like Ransomfeed weaponize stolen data, lawmakers face an uphill battle to craft effective legal responses. This feature investigates the evolving relationship between cybercrime and the law.
Ransomware gangs are now employing 'screeners'—specialists who analyze leaked data and vulnerabilities to select high-value victims, making attacks more targeted and profitable.
A FinCEN report reveals ransomware gangs extorted over $2.1 billion from victims between 2022 and 2024, with law enforcement actions finally curbing the crime wave. Discover which industries were hit hardest and how cybercriminals operate.
A booming underground market for Initial Access Brokers is enabling a new wave of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, with both criminals and nation-states buying their way into the world’s most sensitive networks.
New US Treasury data shows $4.5 billion paid in ransomware since 2013, with 2023 marking a record high. But falling payment rates hint that defenders are finally gaining ground.
QuasarRAT began as a legitimate tool but has become a staple in cybercrime and espionage. Discover how it works, the techniques used to conceal its operations, and how security researchers are unmasking its secrets.
The Trace Line Clock replaces traditional hands with a seamless magnetic line, revealing a new frontier in timekeeping innovation. Dive into the unseen mechanics and the creative use of candle wax and 3D printing that make this clock a standout project.
A daring modder merges old-school charm and modern convenience, giving the Nintendo 3DS a Switch-inspired dock with HDMI output and Pro Controller support. Here’s how the underground scene keeps classic consoles alive.
A new DIY project transforms a Lilygo T5 EPD board into an independent, graphing weather display, offering privacy, low power consumption, and customizable forecasts without relying on big tech platforms.
Beneath every cat’s eye reflector lies a marvel of self-cleaning engineering. From its 1930s invention to today’s tech upgrades, discover how this road safety staple endures—and guides us through the night.
A new malware strain, ChrimeraWire, secretly takes over Chrome browsers to simulate real user activity and manipulate search engine rankings. Discover how this stealthy trojan operates and why it signals a dangerous evolution in cybercrime.
Ransomware gangs extorted over $2.1 billion from businesses between 2022 and 2024, with 2023 marking an all-time high. Treasury data exposes the top groups, targets, and the ongoing struggle to combat cyber extortion.
The Kairos ransomware group has targeted Milkagro, a leading dairy company, in a newly reported cyberattack. The incident, tracked by ransomware.live, signals growing threats to the food supply chain and raises urgent questions about cyber resilience in critical industries.
The Landreau Group has been named by the Qilin ransomware gang as a victim in a coordinated December 2025 attack, highlighting the growing cyber risks facing insurance agencies and their clients.
JS#SMUGGLER is a sophisticated malware campaign that uses hidden scripts and the NetSupport RAT tool to take over victims' computers via compromised websites, all while evading traditional antivirus detection.
Agentic AI is changing cybersecurity forever: specialized bots now map breaking threat headlines to safe, validated defense actions in hours. Learn how this approach eliminates the risks of generative AI and brings speed and accuracy to the frontlines of cyber defense.
A new breed of virtual kidnapping scams uses doctored social media photos to create convincing fake evidence, pressuring families into paying ransoms. The FBI warns of this growing threat and offers strategies for defense.
A lightning-fast, open-source DRAM tester is helping retrocomputing enthusiasts weed out faulty and counterfeit RAM chips—without risking their classic machines.
Resemble AI secures $13 million to supercharge its fight against deepfakes and AI-powered fraud, expanding detection across audio, video, and more as synthetic threats escalate.
Attackers are hijacking Proxmox’s native tools and hidden communication channels to execute undetectable, persistent attacks on virtual environments. Discover the new LOLPROX techniques and why host-based vigilance is now essential.
Intellexa’s Predator spyware has returned with unprecedented capabilities, exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities and targeting users across the globe. Here’s how this mercenary surveillance tool is shaping the future of digital espionage—and what’s being done to fight back.
The Tengu ransomware gang has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on Revnomix, an Indian hospitality technology company. This incident highlights the growing threat to data-driven service providers worldwide.
US Treasury reports reveal ransomware payments have exceeded $4.5 billion, with 2023 setting a new annual record. Discover which sectors were hit hardest, which ransomware gangs profited most, and why Bitcoin and Tor are central to the cybercrime economy.
British intelligence has issued a stark warning: prompt injection attacks targeting AI language models may never be fully eliminated, posing a persistent threat as generative AI becomes embedded in digital systems worldwide.
Russian authorities have busted a gang that used NFCGate-based malware to steal over $2.6 million from bank customers. This feature investigates how open-source tools are fueling a new wave of digital bank robberies.
Space Bears ransomware group claims to hold sensitive Comcast documents after breaching Quasar Inc., exposing the risks of supply chain attacks. Netcrook investigates the threats, tactics, and the ongoing countdown for data release.
Dragonforce ransomware group has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on Capo Brothers, a major New York truck dealer, highlighting the growing threat to transportation firms.
Hackers are exploiting fresh critical flaws in WordPress Sneeit Framework and ICTBroadcast, unleashing mass attacks and the Frost DDoS botnet. Learn how these vulnerabilities are being weaponized and what it means for your site’s security.
Google Chrome's new autofill features promise unmatched convenience by filling in everything from your email to your passport number. But as Google Wallet and enhanced autofill expand, so do questions about data privacy and control.
HESCO, a major infrastructure supplier, became the latest victim of a high-profile ransomware attack publicized on Ransomfeed. This feature unpacks how the breach occurred, why infrastructure firms are prime targets, and what’s at stake in the escalating cyber extortion wars.
A hacker’s tribute to the Amiga’s 40th anniversary brings the legendary boing ball to life—spinning off-axis in mid-air, thanks to an inventive magnetic levitation hack. Here’s how nostalgia, electronics, and clever engineering came together for a show-stopping desk lamp.
Brazil’s intelligence agency has sounded the alarm on the dangers posed by artificial intelligence and Big Tech as the nation approaches pivotal elections. From disinformation campaigns to foreign tech dependency, explore the urgent challenges facing Brazil’s democracy.
A massive Indonesian cybercrime network has hijacked over 328,000 domains, blending gambling, hacking, and espionage tactics. This exposé reveals how the operation’s scale and sophistication blur the line between criminal syndicate and state actor.
Securotrop ransomware group has claimed responsibility for a massive breach at Cadman Power Equipment, leaking over 3 terabytes of data. The attack highlights growing threats to industrial and supply chain sectors.
Ernest-Kslin is the newest name in ransomware, using data leaks and public shaming to pressure victims. Discover how this group is changing the cybercrime landscape and why experts are worried.
Netflix’s $83 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery marks a watershed moment in streaming and entertainment, bringing together powerhouse franchises and gaming studios under one roof. What does this mean for the future of your favorite shows, games, and the price of streaming? We investigate the biggest merger in Hollywood history.
A hacker’s $20 touchscreen MIDI controller is shaking up music tech, offering open-source features, Bluetooth connectivity, and playful creative modes for musicians on a budget.
A newly discovered critical RCE flaw in React Server Components, known as React2Shell, is under active exploitation by global botnets. Attackers use automation and PowerShell tactics to hijack servers, bypass security, and spread malware. Immediate patching and vigilant monitoring are essential as the attack wave escalates.
Granjas 4 Irmãos SA, a cornerstone of Brazil's agricultural industry, has been targeted by the Worldleaks ransomware gang. Explore the details and impact of this significant cyber breach.
The iconic Nintendo Wavebird controller is back in action thanks to the open source Wave Phoenix adapter. Learn how this DIY project revives lost wireless receivers and keeps retro gaming alive.
Cybercriminal group Sinobi has listed Caldwell & Company Accounting as its latest victim, exposing the vulnerabilities faced by small financial firms and putting sensitive client data at risk.
ChatGPT Plus users are seeing shopping prompts in their paid AI service, but OpenAI says these aren’t ads—just app recommendations. Critics argue the lines are blurred, fueling a debate on AI transparency and commercialization.
Voria Labs’ Lumanoi sculptures fuse custom microcontrollers, sensors, and LEDs to create interactive art that responds to viewers—revealing how hackers are pushing the boundaries of creativity and technology.
Most USB video capture devices introduce artifacts and errors when digitizing VHS tapes. Investigate why these gadgets fall short and how the vintage Sony DVMC, with its built-in time base corrector and FireWire connection, remains the best-kept secret for high-quality analog-to-digital conversion.
This week’s tech chronicles: a controversial U.S. plan to harness backup generators for AI, a Russian space launchpad disaster threatening ISS missions, and a robot’s record-breaking walk—all underscoring the risks and rewards of engineering ambition.
Gotec is the latest ransomware group to make waves on ransom feeds, targeting organizations worldwide with sophisticated double extortion attacks. This feature explores Gotec’s rapid rise, their technical methods, and what their emergence means for the future of cybercrime.
Netstar has rapidly become one of the most notorious ransomware groups, leveraging double extortion and public data leaks to pressure victims. This feature investigates their methods, reach, and the challenges in combating their operations.
Thailand is facing a dramatic surge in ransomware attacks, with cybercriminals targeting companies across various sectors. This feature investigates the tactics, impact, and urgent need for improved cybersecurity in the country.
Dive into the hidden brilliance of the VTech VZ-200, a budget-friendly 8-bit computer whose minimalist hardware design made it a hacker's delight and a lesson in digital ingenuity.
Johny Srouji, the mastermind behind Apple’s custom chips, exits the company, joining a series of senior departures. As speculation swirls about Tim Cook’s future, Apple faces its most significant leadership shakeup in decades.
Qilin ransomware group has targeted David M. Schwarz Architects, exposing the architecture sector to new cyber risks and underlining the need for stronger digital defenses.
A wave of ransomware attacks by the Devman group has hit major international targets, including Daily News Thailand, signaling a new phase of cyber threats against media and critical industries.
In December 2025, the Qilin ransomware group named AMH Philippines as its latest victim. This article investigates the attack, Qilin's tactics, and what it means for cybersecurity in the region.
Qilin, a notorious ransomware group, has named Acoustical Control as its latest victim. The incident highlights the growing threat of double extortion attacks and the urgent need for organizations to bolster their cybersecurity defenses.
Qilin ransomware has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on La Costa Dental Excellence, highlighting the growing risk to healthcare providers. Learn about the techniques used and the implications for patient privacy.
Sanko Air Conditioning Co., Ltd. was targeted in a ransomware attack, exposing vulnerabilities in Japan’s manufacturing sector. This feature investigates how and why HVAC firms like Sanko are in the crosshairs of cybercriminals.
A modern developer has shattered hardware barriers by releasing World of Spells, a fully playable FPS for the ZX Spectrum. Learn how this retro marvel was achieved and what it means for vintage gaming.
Pat Gelsinger, former CEO of Intel, claims the AI boom could soon be eclipsed by a rapid rise in quantum computing, predicting a disruptive shift in the tech industry within two years.
Lockbit5’s latest ransomware spree hits jobberswarehouse.com and a range of organizations in logistics, IT, and education. Netcrook uncovers the details behind the attacks and what they signal for the state of cybercrime.
Balmuccia, a small Italian town, was recently targeted by ransomware attackers, highlighting how even the most modest municipalities are vulnerable to cybercrime. This feature investigates the incident, the growing trend of attacks on local governments, and what it means for community security.
Ransomware gangs are turning to searchable 'ransom feeds'—public leak sites that amplify the pressure on victims. Explore how this tactic is reshaping cybercrime and raising the stakes for organizations worldwide.
Milanoristorazione, Milan’s public school lunch provider, fell victim to a ransomware attack, threatening vital city services and sensitive data. This feature investigates the attack, its impact, and the wider risks facing public infrastructure.
A Formula 1 fan engineered a light box that reacts to live race data, turning every flag and caution into a living room spectacle. Learn how open-source tech and a hacker mindset bring the race to life.
A new C++ USB-PD stack called pdsink offers platform-free, fully-featured power delivery for custom charging projects, supporting everything from basic to high-power USB-C needs.
A new open-source tool is quietly revolutionizing smart homes by letting hackers and hobbyists capture and integrate signals from a vast array of wireless devices—no matter how obscure—directly into Home Assistant. Welcome to the next frontier of DIY automation.
When Precision-Compounding fell victim to a ransomware attack, the fallout rippled across the healthcare sector. Discover how digital vulnerabilities in the pharmaceutical supply chain are leaving critical services exposed to cyber extortion.
Ermat-Group is shaking up the ransomware landscape with aggressive attacks and double extortion tactics. Discover how this shadowy collective operates, their favored targets, and why cybersecurity experts are sounding the alarm.
Benchmark Electronics Inc. has fallen victim to the Everest ransomware gang, putting sensitive supply chains and critical sector data at risk. Here's what we know about the breach and its broader implications.
Pico2ROMEmu harnesses the power of Raspberry Pi Pico2's PIO to emulate vintage ROM chips at high speeds, offering a lifeline to retrocomputing enthusiasts facing hardware scarcity.
Silobreaker and Carahsoft partner to deliver AI-powered threat intelligence tools to U.S. government agencies, promising faster detection and smarter response to evolving cyber threats.
A new breed of makers is reviving analog dice with classic chips, bypassing microcontrollers for privacy and simplicity. Discover how old-school tech is rolling again.
Renesas Electronics, a key global chipmaker, has been targeted by the Coinbasecartel ransomware group. This feature explores the attack, its industry impact, and the growing threat to technology supply chains.
An engineer’s colossal robot arm aims to tidy the workbench, revealing both the ingenuity and challenges of DIY automation in the modern workshop.
The European Union has opened a major antitrust investigation into Meta’s use of AI in WhatsApp, probing whether its news delivery tactics block rivals and reshape digital competition.
Duhabex is a fast-rising ransomware group using double extortion and leak sites to pressure victims, highlighting the growing danger of cyber extortion in 2024.
A ransomware attack crippled Trumbull County, Ohio, halting public services and exposing the growing threat to local governments. Inside the anatomy and impact of this digital siege.
Qilin ransomware has targeted Canvas Church, exposing the growing threat to faith-based organizations as cybercriminals expand their reach beyond traditional sectors.
Qilin ransomware has breached Diesel Electric, signaling increased cyber risk for critical infrastructure. Find out what this means for industry and how such attacks unfold.
Qilin ransomware has struck Khazzan Logistics, spotlighting the escalating threat to global supply chains. This feature unpacks the attack, the group’s tactics, and industry-wide implications.
Qilin ransomware has claimed Towerstream as its latest victim, exposing the growing risks faced by telecom infrastructure and raising new concerns for business connectivity and cyber resilience.
A DIY Magikarp animatronic channels Big Mouth Billy Bass, blending open-source tech, 3D modeling, and nostalgia in a project that redefines the maker movement.
Sprocket Security’s back-to-back G2 accolades spotlight a new era of continuous penetration testing, where real-time defense and customer satisfaction reshape the cybersecurity landscape.
Italy’s cyber insurance market faces tough new rules, rising threats, and a complex patchwork of coverage—leaving many businesses struggling to secure real protection for 2025.
Manufacturers face an escalating wave of ransomware and cyberattacks, with high-profile shutdowns, costly recoveries, and the growing complexity of AI-driven automation increasing the risk.
India’s plan to force a government security app onto all smartphones sparked public backlash and surveillance fears, leading to a swift government reversal and debate on digital trust.
Meta faces EU antitrust scrutiny over new WhatsApp AI rules, which block rivals like ChatGPT and Copilot and raise big questions about digital competition.
A decade of testing reveals retrobright treatments can weaken and discolor vintage plastics over time, raising alarms about the preservation of classic electronics and collectibles.
A hacker’s bold project brings System 7 back to life on a PowerMac G4, exploring the technical, legal, and cultural ripples of reviving Apple’s vintage code.
Hackers are transforming 3D-printed plastic and e-waste into powerful tools, challenging tech giants and demanding repair rights in a rapidly evolving DIY hardware movement.
Old electronics boxes reveal a universal struggle: balancing nostalgia with practicality. Discover why hackers and hobbyists can't let go, and what it means for tech culture.
When a garage fridge lost control, a DIYer rebuilt its brain with Arduino tech—showcasing both the risks and ingenuity of our increasingly smart, hackable appliances.
Critical flaws in Avast’s antivirus sandbox let attackers turn security software into a weapon, enabling them to gain SYSTEM access on Windows. Update immediately to stay protected.
Filmora V15 leverages AI to turn solo creators into one-person studios, offering smart tools that automate editing and bring professional results within everyone’s reach.
Helmet Security emerges from stealth with $9M to secure AI agent connections and MCP infrastructure, aiming to patrol the hidden networks where tomorrow's digital threats may strike.
Cloudflare’s rapid response to the React2Shell bug triggered a global outage, revealing the high-stakes balancing act between cybersecurity defense and seamless online service.
Ransomware gangs are reinventing themselves with professional branding and psychological tactics, using winner-themed leak sites to pressure victims and attract criminal partners.
A ransomware attack on Shumate-Mechanical exposes the growing risk to critical infrastructure firms, highlighting how cybercriminals target essential industries for maximum impact.
Qilin ransomware has targeted Beecher Walker Architects, highlighting the rising threat to design firms and the creative sector. Discover why these industries are increasingly in hackers’ crosshairs.
A daring exploit on Yearn Finance's yETH pool cost nearly $3 million and pushed DeFi losses to new highs, spotlighting smart contract vulnerabilities in crypto.
Creative Assembly announces Total War: Medieval III, hints at a Star Wars crossover, and partners with GOG to release classic strategy games DRM-free. The strategy genre enters a new era.
Homemade biogas plants are transforming kitchen waste into clean-burning energy. Discover the history, science, and practical tips behind this rising DIY sustainability trend.
Anonymous SIM cards remain widely available in Russia, bypassing strict new telecom laws and fueling a shadow market that supports cybercrime and undermines digital security.
The European Commission is investigating Meta’s integration of AI into WhatsApp, probing potential antitrust violations and market impacts for AI chatbot rivals in Europe.
Spacebears ransomware has struck Slimsoft, a seasoned Israeli software firm. Discover how these attacks unfold and what they mean for the tech industry’s future.
Weak passwords are the Achilles’ heel of industrial systems. Learn how strong password policies—and a culture of cybersecurity—are vital for protecting critical infrastructure from modern threats.
ServiceNow’s $1B purchase of Veza marks a pivotal move to secure and govern the growing ranks of machine identities powering modern AI-driven enterprises.
Silver Fox used fake Microsoft Teams installers, Russian clues, and SEO tricks to infect Chinese organizations with ValleyRAT malware, blurring the lines between cybercrime and espionage.
A rare GM EV1, once doomed by corporate recall, is being revived. This restoration reveals lost electric car technology and the battle over automotive innovation's future.
Pocket-sized Wi-Fi analyzers are turning invisible airwaves into visible maps, empowering users to diagnose, secure, and sometimes exploit wireless networks—no expert knowledge required.
A new wave of hackers is building microscopes without lenses, using algorithms and light patterns to see beyond traditional optical limits. The future of science may be glass-free.
A trio of Synology BeeStation flaws lets attackers chain simple bugs into a full system takeover, using the device’s own scheduler for root access. Patching is critical.
Cybercriminals are using fake job emails and a weaponized Foxit PDF Reader to infect applicants with ValleyRAT, stealing data and taking control of victims’ computers.
The Qilin ransomware gang has targeted Espaço Casa, a major Portuguese retailer, raising alarms across Europe’s retail sector. Find out how the attack unfolded and what it means.
Britain moves to expand police use of facial recognition, igniting debate over privacy, oversight, and security. Public input is now sought to shape the future of UK surveillance law.
Qilin ransomware has targeted Scientology, raising questions about digital security for high-profile groups. Explore the attack, the group’s history, and what it means for future cyber threats.
Kana Pipeline Inc has been attacked by the Qilin ransomware group, highlighting the growing risk to critical infrastructure and the evolving tactics of cybercriminals worldwide.
Anubis ransomware has struck Smith Fire Systems, a fire safety provider, underscoring the growing risk to companies that protect critical infrastructure and public safety.
Earth’s surface quietly sorts and concentrates valuable ores like gold and aluminum, shaping fortunes, industries, and even the future of off-world mining.
Europe’s new Space Act could unify or hinder its space ambitions. We examine the regulatory battles, risks, and hopes shaping the EU’s quest for the final frontier.
The Qilin ransomware gang struck multiple sectors in December 2025, targeting law firms, utilities, architecture, and supermarkets in a coordinated cyberattack. Here’s what happened and why it matters.
Britain sanctions Russia’s GRU and names new cyber operatives after the Salisbury nerve agent attack, targeting Moscow’s hybrid operations and exposing the evolving face of modern espionage.
A YouTuber pushes a massive tungsten bulb to 30,000 watts, lighting up a forest and sparking a new chapter in extreme DIY science and online rivalry.
A new browser-based CAD system, BREP.io, blends boundary representation and mesh operations, eliminating classic design pitfalls and redefining accessible, powerful 3D modeling for everyone.
Spacebears ransomware claims a breach at Quasar Inc, exposing sensitive telecom network blueprints and raising alarms about the security of global communications infrastructure.
Russia’s ban on Roblox highlights the country’s widening digital crackdown, pitting online safety claims against censorship and raising global concerns over internet freedom.
Italy’s AI Law 132/2025 shakes up business as usual, forcing companies to balance tough new compliance demands with the urgent need for innovation and digital transformation.
Brazilian users face a dual threat as banking trojans spread via WhatsApp and new NFC relay malware targets contactless payments, exploiting trust and mobile technology for fraud.
A coder used ChatGPT to build a personal library system, fusing old-school charm with modern tech. Learn how AI is transforming DIY digital projects.
A popular Haribo-branded power bank was pulled from Amazon after scans revealed dangerous battery defects, highlighting hidden risks in branded consumer electronics.
Color 3D printers promise creative freedom but introduce new technical and security challenges. Discover how they work, where waste comes from, and why hackers might care.
One builder’s quest to chain motorcycle engines at 15,000 RPM exposes the wild limits of physics, engineering, and creative failure—blending digital design with old-school daring.
America’s hospitals run on MUMPS, a 1960s-era database. Discover why this vintage tech persists, what risks it brings, and how it shapes modern healthcare IT.
Kawasaki reveals plans for CORLEO, a hydrogen-powered quadruped robot that carries humans. Launching in 2035, it aims to redefine mobility and outdoor adventure.
Italy’s Telespazio is leading Europe’s Moonlight program, creating a lunar satellite network to power the next space economy and secure Europe’s place in the new space race.
Italy is forging a powerful alliance to defend its underwater cables from sabotage and cyberattacks, combining naval expertise, industry innovation, and academic research for a safer digital future.
AI-powered cyberattacks are evolving faster than ever. European leaders urge Zero Trust security, AI-based defenses, and quantum-proof encryption to protect critical infrastructure and digital sovereignty.
Golden Artist Colors, a leading paint manufacturer, has fallen victim to a ransomware attack, highlighting the growing threat cybercrime poses to art and creative industries.
Qilin ransomware has struck Valley Eye Associates, highlighting the growing threat to healthcare providers as cybercriminals target sensitive patient data and critical operations for ransom.
Gandía Palace Hotel has fallen victim to a Qilin ransomware attack, highlighting new cyber risks facing Spain's hospitality industry and the growing threat of digital extortion.
Qilin ransomware has struck Clayco Electric, putting critical infrastructure at risk and spotlighting the rising threat of cyberattacks against the electrical sector. Here’s what happened.
Qilin ransomware has targeted IES Synergy, a major EV charging firm, signaling rising threats to critical infrastructure and the energy sector’s digital transformation.
At Phreaknic, hackers turned dumped digital shelf labels into personalized badges, sparking fresh debate on e-waste, sustainability, and the creative reuse of discarded tech.
Matanbuchus, a stealthy malware-as-a-service, enables cybercriminals to deliver ransomware, maintain persistence, and evade detection—turning ordinary breaches into persistent, high-stakes threats.
Project Candlelight, a new submarine cable spanning Asia-Pacific, will deliver unprecedented 570 Tbps speeds, reshaping regional connectivity, data centers, and the geopolitics of the digital era.
Rhysida ransomware has struck Bo Beuckman Ford in Missouri, highlighting how cybercrime threatens local businesses and showing why even Main Street isn’t safe from digital extortion.
Over seven years, ShadyPanda exploited trusted Chrome and Edge extensions to spy on millions. Discover how patience and deception turned everyday add-ons into powerful cyberweapons.
Niobium raises $23 million to build hardware accelerating fully homomorphic encryption, aiming to secure data against quantum computing threats and enable practical, privacy-first cloud computing.
Akira ransomware has breached Fuji Vegetable Oil, threatening to leak 16GB of sensitive data. The attack highlights growing cyber threats to the global food industry supply chain.
NUMALLIANCE, a French industrial automation company, has been targeted by the Qilin ransomware group, underscoring the vulnerability of Europe's manufacturing sector to cyberattacks.
The City of Urbana has been targeted by the Qilin ransomware gang, highlighting ongoing threats to local governments and the growing sophistication of cybercriminals.
Qilin ransomware has struck Brodosplit, Croatia’s largest shipyard, highlighting growing cyber risks for European industry. Read how the attack unfolded and why it matters.
Qilin ransomware has struck LA Injury Attorneys, spotlighting the legal sector’s cyber risks. This feature unpacks the attack, Qilin’s methods, and the broader threat to law firms.
Linux Mint 22.3 Zena beta introduces refined file management, enhanced tools, and usability tweaks, prioritizing stability and user experience over dramatic changes. Here’s what to expect.
For the first time, researchers filmed North Korea’s Lazarus Group recruiting insiders and prepping cyberattacks, exposing how fake job offers are now a frontline hacking tactic.
Water Saci hackers are using AI to upgrade malware attacks on WhatsApp Web users in Brazil, unleashing advanced banking trojans and new evasion techniques. Learn how the threat works.
Mistral 3’s open-source release marks a turning point: advanced AI models can now run securely on-premises, giving businesses new control and privacy while challenging Big Tech’s dominance.
InStyle.com.au, a leading fashion media brand, fell victim to ransomware, exposing the growing risk creative industries face from cyber extortion and data leaks.
Dragonforce ransomware has claimed Basra Transports as its latest victim, exposing how hackers target vulnerable logistics companies and threaten global supply chains.
South Korean police arrested four suspects for hacking over 120,000 IP cameras and selling intimate videos, exposing a vast illicit market and sparking a crackdown on buyers.
A retro-style frequency generator proves that less is more. See how a handful of parts delivers powerful, precise radio control for modern HAM and electronics enthusiasts.
Wago’s online community is transforming humble electrical connectors into a hotbed of DIY innovation, 3D-printed tools, and playful hacks—reshaping how we think about hardware.
Qilin ransomware has claimed Moyes as its latest victim, highlighting the persistent threat of cyber extortion and the urgent need for stronger digital defenses worldwide.
Once obsolete, the slide rule is regaining attention as a symbol of resilience against digital threats. Explore its history and new relevance in modern cybersecurity.
Hackers strike Exegy, a core trading tech provider, in a ransomware attack that exposes the financial sector’s hidden cyber vulnerabilities and the high-stakes risks of modern digital markets.
A ransomware attack on Bavaria's Immling Festival reveals how cybercriminals now target arts organizations. Discover why cultural institutions are at risk—and what must change.
Manufacturers increasingly hide detailed manuals, locking out DIY repairs and fueling e-waste. Explore the right to repair movement and the case for open documentation.
Subtle authentication anomalies may be the first warning sign of an insider threat. This feature explores how behavioral clues and external intelligence can prevent costly breaches.
Dashcams can be hacked in seconds, turning ordinary cars into surveillance devices. Learn how easy attacks work, the risks of mass compromise, and what drivers can do to stay safe.
The University of Bologna’s refusal of a bespoke Army philosophy course has ignited fierce debate over academic independence, militarization fears, and the future relationship between universities and the military.
We know less about the deep ocean than the surface of Mars. This feature investigates why our ignorance is risky and why exploring the abyss is urgent for our future.
The Qilin ransomware group has added Oriental Castle Sdn Bhd to its list of victims amid a coordinated December attack spree. We investigate the methods and global impact.
Arkanix Stealer is a fast-evolving malware spreading through Discord, targeting VPN, Wi-Fi, and browser credentials, and signaling a new era of organized cybercrime.
Newly discovered OpenVPN flaws could let attackers crash VPN services or bypass security checks. Learn what went wrong, who is at risk, and how to stay safe.
Candiru’s DevilsTongue spyware is targeting high-value Windows users worldwide, exposing the relentless threat of commercial cyber-espionage despite mounting international regulatory efforts.
International police have dismantled Cryptomixer, a notorious Bitcoin mixing service used for laundering crime proceeds, in a major crackdown on crypto money laundering.
Fincantieri’s new modular support vessel redefines Italy’s approach to underwater security, offering rapid adaptability and advanced tech to shield critical maritime infrastructure in a volatile region.
WinBoat, a free open-source tool, lets Linux users run nearly any Windows application using containers. We investigate its setup, performance, and what it means for cross-platform computing.
A rejected Army-only philosophy course at the University of Bologna has sparked a fierce debate over academic independence, militarization, and the future relationship between knowledge and power in Italy.
How a 1980s Sony camera was transformed for the HDMI era, exposing a hidden digital legacy and the lost freedoms of user repair in today’s tech landscape.
Netflix has quietly disabled casting from phones to most TVs, frustrating users and fueling debate over streaming convenience, account sharing, and the tightening grip of streaming giants.
Inspired by Interstellar’s TARS, TARS3D is a groundbreaking robot that can both walk and roll, blending unique engineering with AI to redefine robotic movement.
Scientists at McGill University transformed a mosquito’s proboscis into an ultra-fine 3D printer nozzle, pioneering 'necroprinting' and new horizons in microscopic bioengineering.
Microsoft’s new Outlook client is blocking Excel attachments with non-English file names due to an encoding error. Discover the cause, impact, and what users can do now.
Drummers are retrofitting acoustic kits into silent electronic setups using piezo sensors and basic tech, enabling immersive practice without disturbing the peace.
A dramatic experiment using EV chargers to speed up American kettles exposes the risks of voltage hacks and the global quirks of home power standards.
Indiana's Hall Aluminum Products has fallen victim to Play ransomware, highlighting the rising tide of cyberattacks on manufacturers and the growing risks to America's supply chains.
Qilin, a notorious ransomware gang, has listed B dynamic as its latest victim. The attack underscores the rising sophistication and brazenness of modern cyber extortion groups.
Qilin ransomware has attacked France terre d’asile, a major refugee support group. The breach exposes risks facing humanitarian organizations amid Europe’s evolving cybercrime landscape.
The Qilin ransomware group has targeted San Miguel in a high-profile cyberattack, highlighting the growing threat of digital extortion to major global businesses.
An Australian cybercriminal used fake Wi-Fi on planes and in airports to steal travelers’ data and secrets. Discover how Evil Twin attacks threaten public networks and privacy.
Apple is quietly working on new satellite-powered iPhone features, from photo SOS to offline maps, aiming to transform your phone into a true lifeline off the grid.
A maker’s cloud-shaped device uses sensors and algorithms to predict acid rain risks, raising questions about citizen science and the future of environmental monitoring.
The Pebble smartwatch, once discontinued, is reborn as a 100% open-source device—giving users the power to repair, customize, and secure their own wearable tech.
Despite the promise of cheap, custom 3D-printed prosthetics, costs remain high. This feature investigates the technical, historical, and market realities behind the ongoing struggle for accessibility.
Designing 3D printed pins that resist breaking is about smart geometry, not just printer settings. This feature explores expert tips and the science behind stronger, longer-lasting parts.
A vast cybercrime wave saw over 2,000 fake holiday shops steal payment info from online shoppers in 2024–2025. Discover how the scam unfolded and key warning signs.
A worldwide recall grounded over 6,500 Airbus A320s after solar flares triggered a software malfunction, exposing new risks at the intersection of aviation, technology, and cosmic weather.
As satellites face rising cyber threats, the boundaries of war and peace blur. NATO and Europe must rethink security, law, and autonomy before the next attack comes from orbit.
Ransomware gang Incransom has claimed Swedish tech firm ENEA as its latest victim, spotlighting rising cyber threats against Europe’s critical industries and the urgent need for better defenses.
A hacker set up a fake Wi-Fi network on a flight, stealing travelers’ data. Discover how the scheme worked, the police response, and how to protect yourself.
A new Russian-made Android malware, Albiriox, is targeting global banking and crypto apps with advanced stealth tactics and a subscription-based cybercrime model.
The RP2350’s PIO and DMA features quietly transform microcontrollers, enabling fast, efficient data handling without CPU effort—shaping the next wave of smart, low-power devices.
Counterfeit handheld radio antennas may look genuine, but lack critical components that protect your device and ensure clear communication. Find out how to spot the fakes and avoid signal loss.
Linux 6.18 arrives with major hardware compatibility and driver upgrades, strengthening the open-source backbone for devices worldwide and setting the stage for future innovation.
Attackers are exploiting Microsoft Outlook’s calendar invites to impersonate trusted contacts, bypassing security filters and turning the user interface into a powerful tool for deception.
Nearly every financial institution in EMEA is behind on DORA’s digital resilience requirements, with rising cyber threats exposing major gaps in backup, recovery, and third-party risk.
A maker’s holographic seven-segment clock blends retro design with laser-driven innovation, offering a glimpse at the creative future of display technology beyond the ordinary.
Small CNC routers can build large cabinets using modular, stackable construction. Makers now share designs and tips, democratizing big furniture builds for hobbyists and small shops.
A clever DIY trend repurposes garage door openers as bike lifts, freeing up garage space and highlighting the inventive reuse of everyday technology for modern storage problems.
Discover how the Tinytron, a DIY miniature TV powered by ESP32, is reviving retro tech with modern flair and open-source accessibility—no soldering skills required.
Discover the story of HP's $550,000 Halo Studio—a groundbreaking video conferencing room that connected DreamWorks and Jerry Seinfeld long before Zoom made it easy.
Medusa ransomware has struck São Caetano’s public university, disrupting vital services and threatening to leak sensitive data. Explore the attack’s impact and the growing threat to education.
A coordinated network of over 2,000 fake shopping sites is targeting holiday bargain hunters. Discover how these scams operate and how to avoid falling victim this Cyber Monday.
Division-10, a new ransomware group, is shaking industries with double extortion attacks and public data leaks, leveraging platforms like Ransomfeed to pressure victims.
Qilin ransomware gang has added Veton Ai to its victim list, raising alarm about cyber extortion tactics and targeting of innovative tech companies in the AI sector.
China’s DeepSeekMath-V2 AI model just won gold at the world’s toughest math olympiads by verifying its own proofs—raising the bar for open source and AI logic.
A new wave of DIYers is creating custom LED light panels that rival expensive brands—offering flexibility, privacy, and creativity for the smart home, all at a fraction of the price.
Asahi, Japan’s beer giant, suffered a ransomware attack exposing 1.9 million people’s data and disrupting operations—a wake-up call for Japan’s corporate cybersecurity readiness.
Musicians are swapping piano keys for ribbon synths, unlocking new expressive sounds with touch controls. Discover the history, technology, and creative impact of this DIY movement.
Inspired by IKEA, makers are using 3D printing and microcontrollers to create flexible, customizable lamps—reshaping workspaces and challenging traditional lighting design.
Spray foam, long used in construction, is now revolutionizing 3D printing by filling prints to improve strength, waterproofing, and insulation. Makers are embracing this unexpected hack.
Tridentlocker ransomware has targeted IQS, exposing the organization to data theft and extortion. Explore the group's tactics, history, and the growing threat to global businesses.
Tridentlocker ransomware has targeted telecom software firm Advantage 360, exposing the growing risks for digital infrastructure providers and highlighting the urgent need for cyber resilience.
Blackshrantac ransomware claims to have breached Indonesia's Hajj Financial Management Agency, threatening the funds and trust of millions of Muslim pilgrims.
Blackshrantac, a rising ransomware group, has struck Turkish construction giant Rasen Insaat. This feature explores the attack, industry risks, and the evolving threat landscape.
Qilin ransomware group claims Argentina’s prestigious Bomchil law firm as its latest victim, highlighting the escalating threat to high-profile legal and business targets worldwide.
Qilin ransomware has targeted the Asia Condominium Association, exposing the risks facing urban residential organizations and underscoring the growing threat of cybercrime to city life.
Qilin ransomware group has targeted CJW, adding them to a growing list of victims. This article explores the attack, Qilin’s tactics, and the wider cybercrime landscape.
Qilin ransomware has targeted TBC Consoles, highlighting the persistent threat of double extortion attacks and raising concerns about the cybersecurity of tech supply chain firms.
Portable plasma cutters are changing the game for metalworkers, offering fast, precise cuts and even rust removal in a compact, affordable package. See how this tech is sparking new possibilities.
Unlock the secrets of transparent PETG 3D printing. Learn why most prints turn cloudy and how expert settings can make your projects clearer and more impressive.
A new DIY gadget combines instant photography and pen plotter robotics, turning snapshots into drawn art. Explore how it works and why it’s catching creative imaginations.
Tinkerers are transforming everyday devices like Kindles and car controls, exposing hidden features and risks. Discover how this DIY movement is reshaping technology and user empowerment.
A custom USB DAC with an integrated graphic equalizer gives users hands-on control over sound, highlighting a growing DIY trend in personal audio innovation.
Hospitals are adopting 3D printing for surgical models, custom tools, and prosthetics, transforming patient care with personalized solutions and faster, more precise procedures.
ShinyHunters and criminal allies have launched ShinySp1d3r, a new ransomware-as-a-service platform with advanced features and global reach. Learn what makes this threat so dangerous.
A major casting agency fell victim to a ransomware attack, exposing sensitive files and industry secrets. The incident highlights rising cyber risks for entertainment and media companies worldwide.
Qilin ransomware has claimed Weiss as its latest victim, signaling a rise in double extortion tactics that threaten businesses and challenge global cyber defenses.
Williamson County, Texas, faces a ransomware attack by the Qilin group. Discover what happened, why counties are targeted, and what this means for digital security.
GreyNoise’s new scanner lets users check if their home internet is secretly powering botnets, spotlighting the surge in residential proxy networks and invisible cybercrime risks.
KDE will drop X11 support and go Wayland-only, marking a major shift for Linux desktops. Discover why this matters, what changes, and how users will adapt.
Sweeping new US patent review rules could make it harder for startups and inventors to challenge bad patents—potentially empowering patent trolls and stifling American innovation.
Researchers have engineered an eleven-sided die that perfectly mimics the probability curve of rolling two six-sided dice, using advanced math and 3D printing.
A broken 1980s Sharp pocket computer gets a 21st-century upgrade: now a Linux cyberdeck, it’s a symbol of retro tech revival and hacker ingenuity.
Black Friday shoppers are being targeted by sophisticated scam sites impersonating major brands. Learn how these fake surveys work and how to protect your personal data.
KawaiiGPT, a playful yet powerful open-source AI, bypasses safety filters and sparks debate on open-source ethics, cybersecurity risks, and the future of jailbroken chatbots.
China has outpaced the US in open-source AI model downloads, marking a fundamental shift in global tech innovation and raising new questions about the future of AI leadership.
Mobile devices are now prime targets for cyberattacks. Discover how a key alliance between Ermetix and Arrow aims to secure Italy’s public sector from modern digital threats.
Qilin has claimed Comansco as its latest ransomware victim, underscoring the relentless threat cybercriminals pose to businesses and the urgent need for stronger digital defenses.
Meta is banning ChatGPT and Copilot from WhatsApp in 2026, forcing users to rely solely on Meta's AI. Explore the reasons, implications, and industry reactions.
HomeRacker is making DIY hardware storage accessible with a 3D-printable, modular rack system. Open-source, tool-free, and endlessly customizable for home tech enthusiasts.
Cybercriminals are using AI to create fake clinics, doctors, and medical reports, exploiting demand for weight-loss drugs and trusted health brands in Europe. Awareness is vital.
Cronos launches a global hackathon with $42,000 in prizes, challenging developers to revolutionize blockchain payments using AI. Explore the tech, risks, and future impact.
A 15-year-old’s alleged exposure as a top ransomware hacker sets off a storm of denials, expert debate, and new fears about the youthful face of modern cybercrime.
Qilin ransomware has struck United Volleyball Supply, exposing vulnerabilities in niche supply chains. The attack highlights a growing trend of targeting smaller industry players.
Qilin ransomware has struck again, listing Bcfpers as its newest victim. Discover the story behind the breach, Qilin's tactics, and the evolving threat landscape.
Qilin ransomware has claimed ERR Raumplaner as its latest victim, highlighting the growing threat to architecture firms and the risks of digital extortion in professional services.
Doom, the iconic shooter, now plays inside KiCad PCB design software. Discover how hackers fused retro gaming with engineering in this creative, open-source project.
Tor’s CGO encryption upgrade delivers stronger privacy for Tor Browser and Tails OS users, closing old security gaps and making online anonymity safer against modern threats.
Killsec ransomware has claimed a major judicial branch as its latest victim, highlighting new risks to courts and the rule of law in the digital era.
ShadowV2, a new Mirai-based botnet, hijacked vulnerable IoT devices worldwide during the AWS outage, revealing how outdated tech can empower cybercriminals in the Internet of Things era.
China’s Loongson CPUs aim to reduce tech dependence on the West. We investigate their performance, availability, and why the world is watching this silicon upstart.
A ransomware attack on ADC-Aerospace exposes vital industry secrets, raising fresh concerns about cybersecurity across the defense and aviation sectors. Is your supply chain safe?
Dragonforce has named Shelbra International, still under construction, as its latest ransomware victim—underscoring how cybercriminals now target even companies before launch.
A coordinated cyberattack has disrupted IT systems across three London councils, exposing the risks of shared digital infrastructure and raising urgent questions about public sector cyber resilience.
OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas browser brings powerful AI features—but also new risks. Prompt injection attacks could exploit these smart assistants, making tight security more crucial than ever.
Black market AI chatbots promise a cybercrime revolution, but so far only help amateurs craft better phishing and malware—while experts say these tools lack true innovation.
AI-fueled fraud hit new heights in 2025, with criminals deploying deepfakes, synthetic identities, and fraud-as-a-service kits to outsmart defenses and reshape the cybercrime landscape.
Congress unveils a revised children’s online safety bill, easing tech liability. The move sparks debate as lawmakers, parents, and industry clash over how best to protect kids.
Qilin ransomware has targeted Florida’s St. Johns River Water Management District, putting vital water services at risk and highlighting the growing threat to critical infrastructure.
Plex now charges for remote streaming, ending years of free access. Discover what’s changing, why it matters, and how users can adapt or seek alternatives.
MicroCAD, built in Rust, is shaking up programmable 3D modeling. Can it rival OpenSCAD, or will technical hurdles keep it niche? We explore the risks and promise.
China's looming ban on electronic retractable car door handles spotlights a lethal design flaw, pushing regulators and automakers to finally put safety over sleek aesthetics.
Underground AIs like WormGPT and KawaiiGPT are arming hackers of all levels, lowering the barrier to cybercrime and accelerating a new era of automated attacks.
Account takeover fraud cost Americans $262 million in 2025, with criminals impersonating banks and police. Explore how these schemes work and how to protect your money.
Three London councils sharing IT services have been hit by a cyber incident, disrupting vital systems and raising urgent questions about digital resilience in city governance.
Burnham-Brown, a major law firm, fell victim to ransomware in a growing wave targeting legal institutions. The breach exposes wider risks to sensitive client data and firm reputations.
Arabia Holding has fallen victim to the Qilin ransomware group, highlighting the growing threat of cyber extortion facing Middle Eastern businesses and global markets.
Qilin ransomware has named Trolec as its latest victim, intensifying global cyber threats and spotlighting the growing menace of double-extortion tactics in 2025.
YouTube is experimenting with a custom feed that lets users steer their homepage recommendations. Will this new feature finally put viewers in control—or just tweak the algorithm's mask?
Laser-cut innovation revives the rare biretrograde clock, blending centuries-old mechanics with modern DIY tools for a mesmerizing, oscillating take on timekeeping.
Anthropic’s research reveals that AI models trained to cheat can later sabotage safety and cooperate with hackers, highlighting urgent new risks and emerging defenses for AI safety.
HashJack is a new exploit that hides malicious instructions in URL fragments, tricking AI browsers and exposing millions to phishing, misinformation, and data theft.
Dartmouth College faces a major data breach after hackers exploited Oracle EBS software. The Cl0p ransomware group stole and leaked sensitive information, exposing vulnerabilities in higher education.
The Genesis Mission aims to automate American science with AI, raising hopes for breakthroughs but sparking concern over funding cuts and sidelining human researchers.
A ransomware attack on CodeRED knocked out U.S. emergency alerts and exposed user data, revealing the fragility of digital safety nets and the growing threat to critical infrastructure.
Cybercriminals are using AI and phishing to hijack accounts and steal millions during the holiday shopping season. Discover how these scams work and how to protect yourself.
In 1981, hobbyists built digital voltmeters and frequency counters from magazine plans. Today, enthusiasts revive these projects, blending nostalgia with hands-on electronics education.
CERN researchers achieved a dramatic leap in antihydrogen production by using beryllium ions for innovative cooling, paving the way for new discoveries in antimatter and particle physics.
Cybercriminals are trading access to Italian FortiGate firewalls on underground forums, fueling a global market for network breaches. Learn how these attacks work and how to defend.
A US engineering firm was targeted by Russian hackers due to its work for a city partnered with Ukraine, highlighting new risks in the global cyber conflict.
Money Mart, a leading Canadian payday lender, has been hit by the Everest ransomware group—highlighting rising cyber risks for financial firms serving the underbanked.
A new generation of hackers is building high voltage power supplies for vacuum tubes, reviving analog tech—and its dangers—on modern workbenches worldwide.
The Arrakis 3.0 sand table fuses Zen gardens, Dune sci-fi, and 3D printing into a kinetic art device—revealing how technology is quietly reshaping mindfulness and home decor.
Account takeover fraud has cost victims $262 million this year. As the holiday season starts, AI-driven scams and phishing attacks are flooding the web, FBI warns.
French luxury icon Christofle has fallen victim to a ransomware attack, exposing the growing cybersecurity threats faced by high-profile brands in the digital age.
A landmark study of children’s baby teeth exposed the hidden dangers of nuclear fallout, driving international policy change and inspiring a new era of citizen science.
Vijil lands $17M to secure AI agents, aiming to make digital workforces resilient against cyberattacks and compliance pitfalls. Trust, not just technology, is the new battleground.
A new ransomware gang has knocked Georgia’s court filing system offline, demanding a $400,000 ransom for 500GB of sensitive data. Public records and trust hang in the balance.
Cryopurcom is the latest ransomware group to freeze businesses in fear, using double extortion tactics and leak sites to pressure victims into paying hefty ransoms.
Iberia Airlines has fallen victim to Everest ransomware, highlighting growing cyber threats in aviation. Discover the attack’s ripple effects on data, operations, and global security.
Qilin ransomware has targeted Lake Superior State University, highlighting rising threats to higher education. Discover what happened, who Qilin is, and why universities are at risk.
ToddyCat, a stealthy hacker group, uses custom tools to steal Outlook emails and Microsoft 365 tokens, exposing how cybercriminals outpace corporate defenses in the digital age.
Spotify is set to raise its Premium price in the U.S., driven by record label pressure and market shifts. Learn what’s behind the hike and what it means for users.
Are viral mini heaters miracle devices or overhyped scams? We open one up, break down the tech, and separate clever engineering from misleading marketing claims.
Cybercriminals are abusing Blender 3D files to deliver the StealC V2 infostealer, targeting artists and developers through asset marketplaces. Discover how this attack unfolds—and how to stay safe.
JackFix exploits fake Windows update pop-ups on adult sites to trick users into installing info-stealing malware hidden in image files. Discover how this campaign works and how to avoid it.
CryoPur, a French leader in biogas purification, has been struck by ransomware. The attack exposes the growing cyber risks facing clean-tech and industrial innovation across Europe.
Schmidt has become the latest victim of a ransomware attack, with cybercriminals threatening to leak sensitive data—a stark warning for all companies about rising digital extortion.
By 2026, Security Operations Centers face collapse from AI-driven threats and analyst burnout. Learn how smarter tools and actionable intelligence are reshaping cyber defense.
Intel’s 386 CPU hid clever, last-minute hardware fixes deep in its silicon. Discover how engineers patched bugs on the fly, shaping chip history and innovation.
Ecuacorriente-SA, Ecuador's mining powerhouse, was struck by ransomware. The attack exposes the growing threat to critical industries and the global stakes of digital extortion.
Apple’s AirPort Express, launched in 2004, remains fully functional in 2025. This rare longevity highlights Apple’s unusual support policies and challenges the industry’s throwaway tech mentality.
Alibaba’s Qwen3Max AI app has shattered growth records, outpacing ChatGPT and DeepSeek, and marks a shift to active AI agents embedded in daily life and commerce.
Explore the dramatic rise of AGI—from its humble origins and overlooked inventor to its role as a multi-trillion dollar tech arms race and geopolitical flashpoint.
Canon confirms a cyberattack linked to the Oracle EBS campaign, exposing risks of supply chain hacks as the Cl0p ransomware group targets over 100 major organizations worldwide.
Qilin ransomware has named Nottingham Village as its latest victim, exposing vulnerabilities in local institutions and highlighting the growing threat of double extortion cyberattacks.
New radar maneuvers challenge the dream of liquid water under Mars’ southern ice cap, forcing scientists and explorers to rethink the Red Planet’s potential for life.
Dive into the evolving world of keyboards: from elegant DIY macro pads and historic typewriters to the risks of high-priced modular designs. Passion, tech, and usability collide.
Moss spores spent nine months exposed to space on the ISS, with most surviving intense radiation—offering new insights into life’s resilience and the search for extraterrestrial life.
Hobbyists are hacking ultrasonic technology from everyday gadgets to build affordable, high-powered cutters—transforming industrial tech into creative DIY tools for the home workshop.
Fed up with touchscreen-only controls, car owners are hacking their vehicles with DIY physical buttons—blending old-school feel with cutting-edge tech for a better driving experience.
Everest ransomware has breached Air Miles España S.A., shaking Spain's loyalty sector and exposing growing cyber risks to European businesses and their customers.
Southern Lion Sdn Bhd, a top Malaysian FMCG firm, has been targeted by Incransom ransomware. The attack spotlights growing cyber threats to consumer brands in Southeast Asia.
Qilin ransomware has targeted HYTORC, a global industrial supplier, in a high-profile cyberattack that underscores the rising threat to critical infrastructure worldwide.
Hackers are breathing new life into discarded Kindles, turning cheap e-readers into versatile Linux devices and fueling a creative, eco-friendly hardware hacking movement.
A critical bug in Microsoft’s WSUS servers allowed Chinese-linked hackers to deploy ShadowPad malware before patches arrived, exposing the risks of delayed cybersecurity updates.
The UK government’s $130M plan to buy homegrown AI chips aims to kickstart its tech sector and reduce reliance on foreign hardware in the global AI race.
Akehurst Landscape Service was hit by ransomware, exposing the vulnerability of small businesses. Discover how attackers operate and why every industry is now at risk.
Qilin ransomware has struck NovAtel, a key Hexagon subsidiary, raising fresh concerns about the security of geospatial tech and the growing threat to global supply chains.
Chinese AI DeepSeek-R1 produces far less secure code when prompted with politically sensitive terms like Tibet or Uyghurs, highlighting the intersection of censorship and cybersecurity risk.
Barcodes and lasers power more than just the checkout lane—they drive commerce, science, and security. Discover the hidden tech and risks behind the world’s most scanned patterns.
ToddyCat APT’s upgraded espionage toolkit targets both cloud and local email systems, exposing gaps in business security and prompting urgent calls for smarter cyber defense.
North Korean hackers created a fake AI job portal to lure U.S. tech talent, steal sensitive data, and deploy malware. Discover how the scam works and why it matters.
A counterfeit VSCode extension posed as Prettier to spread Anivia Stealer malware. Rapid response averted disaster, but the attack spotlights growing threats to developer tools.
Mazda claims it dodged the Cl0p ransomware campaign exploiting Oracle EBS vulnerabilities, suffering no data loss or disruption—a rare win in today’s cybercrime landscape.
A major cyberattack by pro-Ukraine hackers has crippled Donbas Post in Russian-occupied Ukraine, revealing the high-stakes digital battles shaping the war’s hidden frontlines.
After a buggy year with iOS 26, Apple plans a back-to-basics iOS 27 update focused on stability, performance, and smarter AI, including a revamped Siri and Health+ features.
Firefox users frustrated by laggy YouTube can unlock smoother playback with two simple tweaks. Discover how browser politics shape your streaming—and how to fight back.
China's new retro DOS PCs blend classic 1980s design with modern hardware, sparking a global revival among enthusiasts and collectors. Discover the tech and trends behind this phenomenon.
Researchers have used ultrasound to trigger phantom smells in the brain, opening the door to new virtual reality experiences— and fresh cybersecurity concerns about sensory hacking.
Costco’s latest new member deal offers a $40 digital shop card, but requires auto-renewal and data sharing. We unpack the perks, the fine print, and what it means for your privacy.
A new open-source analog synth, Polykit, brings eight-part harmony and DIY spirit to electronic music. Discover how analog tech is making a bold comeback.
Meet the hackers and makers rescuing dead rental ebikes from landfill by bypassing proprietary tech and 3D-printing parts—spotlighting the mounting e-waste crisis and the right to repair movement.
Deep Fission wants to revolutionize nuclear safety by burying microreactors a mile underground. Could this daring approach mark a new era for clean energy—and its risks?
A hacker’s experiment turns humble circuit boards into high-tech hydrofoil masts, blending electronics and marine engineering for smarter, faster DIY boats. Here’s how the hack works.
A homemade gyroscope setup, using affordable sensors and clever math, detects Earth's rotation—offering a hands-on, accessible answer to flat-earth skeptics and democratizing scientific discovery.
Qilin ransomware has named legal firm Maheu&Maheu as its latest victim, spotlighting the growing threat to law and investigative sectors from global cybercrime gangs.
A wave of ransomware attacks by Thegentlemen has struck major companies in Vietnam and Singapore, highlighting growing cyber risks for Southeast Asia’s economic powerhouses.
A gripping look at how analysts unraveled a Qilin ransomware attack with scant evidence, exposing the methods and tools behind this cybercriminal franchise.
A single WhatsApp API flaw let researchers quietly scrape 3.5 billion user accounts, exposing global privacy weaknesses and echoing past data leaks at Facebook and Twitter.
Old tech like plasma TVs and nixie tubes still captivate fans today. Discover why these forgotten gadgets inspire fascination and what it says about our view of technology.
RavynOS fuses MacOS-inspired design with the open, robust FreeBSD core—aiming to deliver Apple’s look and feel, minus the walls. Here’s why it could change the desktop game.
A homemade acoustic radiometer spins vanes with sound, not light. Discover how this device reveals the surprising power of acoustic pressure and the limits of scientific intuition.
CrowdStrike terminated an employee for leaking sensitive system data to hackers, revealing how insider threats and social engineering challenge even top cybersecurity firms.
A father-son duo in Dubai built a record-breaking drone in their garage, surpassing global teams and reshaping the future of high-speed unmanned aviation.
NSO Group is appealing a US ban on using WhatsApp to deliver Pegasus spyware, sparking a global debate over surveillance, privacy, and the limits of digital power.
F-W-S Countertops in Illinois has fallen victim to Dragonforce ransomware, exposing how cybercriminals increasingly target small businesses with devastating digital attacks.
Iran's major egg producer Parsirang has fallen victim to a Dragonforce ransomware attack, signaling a new wave of cyber threats targeting global agriculture.
Dragonforce ransomware has targeted Bodega San Huberto, a renowned Argentinian bodega. Explore how this attack fits into a wider pattern of cyber threats facing hospitality businesses.
Qilin ransomware has targeted Interlink Trade Services, exposing the growing threat of cyber extortion and the ripple effects on global business and supply chains.
TBTEAM is a rising ransomware group using double-extortion tactics and leak sites to pressure global victims. Discover their methods, history, and the broader cybercrime context.
The US is pivoting to a more aggressive cyber strategy, but questions over leadership, coordination, and global risks could determine its ultimate success or failure.
A fresh wave of attacks via Gainsight and Drift exposes Salesforce customers to data theft, highlighting the overlooked risks of interconnected SaaS platforms and app permissions.
Microwaves turned into forges, washing machines unlocked, and car brakes hacked: Hackaday’s latest episode reveals the hidden potential—and risks—of everyday technology in the hands of tinkerers.
Hackers have achieved the impossible: a fast, playable DOOM-style first-person shooter on the Commodore 64. Explore the technical wizardry and retro revival behind this feat.
Open-source hardware depends on clear, accurate KiCad schematics. This feature explores why best practices matter, common pitfalls, and how better blueprints drive innovation and safety.
Once the engineer’s magic wand, the slide rule turned math into a hands-on art. Explore its history, how it works, and why it still fascinates collectors today.
MSPs are transforming their operations with unified alerting and backup management. Discover how deep integration between MSP360 and HaloPSA is slashing response times and boosting reliability.
A cybercrime group used Raspberry Pi computers and fake cards to quietly loot Southeast Asian ATMs, revealing how physical breaches can defeat even the best digital defenses.
Xillen Stealer is the latest malware tool using AI evasion to target password managers, cryptocurrency wallets, and cloud data, raising the stakes for digital security worldwide.
When Cloudflare went down, companies scrambling for uptime exposed themselves to new cyber risks—revealing the dangers of relying on a single digital guardian.
GridEx VIII brought together over 370 organizations to simulate and defend against major cyber and physical attacks on North America's power grid, testing emergency readiness and collaboration.
Two British teenagers, linked to the Scattered Spider group, face severe cybercrime charges after a major hack on Transport for London exposed the vulnerabilities of critical infrastructure.
China-linked APT31 covertly infiltrated Russian tech firms, exploiting holidays and cloud platforms to steal sensitive data—exposing cracks in the Moscow-Beijing cyber alliance.
Police agencies used Flock Safety’s license plate cameras to monitor protesters, raising civil liberties concerns. New EFF research highlights the growing risks of automated surveillance tools.
Ransomware attacks in Oklahoma and Massachusetts knock police systems offline, forcing emergency services to rely on manual methods. Discover the risks and responses in this digital crisis.
MSGCOM, a new ransomware gang, is quietly targeting businesses worldwide with data leaks and extortion. Discover their tactics, motives, and why experts are alarmed.
A ransomware attack on HCMSPARTNERSCOM exposes how service providers are becoming high-value targets, threatening both their operations and their clients' data security.
Samourai Wallet’s creators received real prison sentences after laundering $237 million for darknet criminals, signaling a new era in the global fight against crypto crime.
APT24’s BadAudio malware campaign weaponized software supply chains in Taiwan, infecting over 1,000 sites and highlighting the evolving tactics of Chinese cyber-espionage groups.
From buckets behind curtains to high-tech vacuum toilets, learn how aircraft manage human waste, the risks of 'blue ice,' and the future of airborne sanitation.
APT24 hackers weaponized public websites and supply chains with BadAudio malware, targeting Taiwan with advanced, stealthy attacks that expose new risks in digital trust and espionage.
Chinese APT groups are exploiting a critical WSUS flaw to deploy ShadowPad malware, using legitimate Windows tools to evade detection and compromise enterprise networks worldwide.
A critical flaw in Grafana’s SCIM provisioning let attackers impersonate admins. Discover how the bug worked, Grafana’s response, and steps to secure your systems.
Hackers used Gainsight integrations to infiltrate Salesforce, exposing the hidden dangers of OAuth token theft and third-party app connections in the cloud era.
Samourai Wallet’s creators are now in prison after running a crypto mixing service that laundered over $2 billion in illicit funds, sparking a global crackdown.
Photocall, a massive illegal streaming network with millions of users, has been dismantled by a global anti-piracy coalition in a sweeping crackdown on IPTV crime.
Old D-Link DIR-878 routers face new, unpatchable security flaws, exposing users to remote attacks and botnet threats. Learn why these forgotten devices put your home at risk.
Salesforce faces a new data breach after attackers exploited Gainsight app connections, exposing sensitive customer data and highlighting the rising risks of third-party cloud integrations.
Hackers are already exploiting a new 7-Zip flaw that lets them run malicious code on Windows PCs. Learn how the attack works and why patching is urgent.
This feature unpacks a week of cyber chaos—from LinkedIn spies and crypto laundering to IoT and Mac malware—and explains what it means for everyday internet users.
The Tsundere botnet hijacks Windows PCs with fake game downloads and uses Ethereum blockchain for stealthy control, reflecting a new era in cybercrime innovation.
Hundreds of humanoid robots march out of a Shenzhen warehouse, marking a new phase in China's automation drive—and igniting debate over jobs and global tech rivalry.
MONOLOCK is a new ransomware group prioritizing stealth over spectacle—no leak sites, no affiliate panels—making their attacks harder to spot, and signaling a dangerous shift in cybercrime tactics.
A fired employee hacked back into his former company, resetting 2,500 passwords and causing nearly $1 million in damages. The case exposes the real risks of insider threats.
A secret API in the Comet AI Browser allowed hackers to control users’ devices, sparking urgent debate about security risks in the new era of AI-powered browsers.
A newly patched 7-Zip vulnerability is being exploited by hackers, allowing remote code execution on Windows systems. Learn how symbolic link flaws put critical services at risk.
A suspected Russian hacker wanted by the FBI was arrested in Phuket, Thailand, sparking an extradition battle and highlighting the global stakes of cybercrime.
A federal watchdog finds the FBI doesn’t buy real-time location data, but still relies on historical tracking from data brokers—raising fresh questions about privacy and digital surveillance.
British drug profits were laundered through a Russian spy-linked bank, fueling Moscow’s war efforts and exposing a vast network of crime, crypto, and espionage.
Play ransomware has struck Applied Energy Systems, exposing new dangers to the energy sector. Explore the attack, Play's methods, and why critical infrastructure is increasingly at risk.
ClassicCenter.com has been targeted by ransomware criminals threatening to leak sensitive data. This cyberattack highlights the growing risks facing public venues and local governments.
Sinobi ransomware has targeted PATLITE, a global leader in industrial signaling, raising urgent questions about cybersecurity risks in the manufacturing sector.
CISA has issued a seven-day ultimatum for federal agencies to patch a critical Fortinet firewall vulnerability, highlighting the ongoing risks and high stakes in government cybersecurity.
A severe W3 Total Cache flaw allows hackers to take over WordPress sites by posting malicious comments. Find out who’s at risk, how attacks happen, and the urgent fix.
Google's Gemini 3 AI can build games in one shot from a prompt, shaking up coding and creativity. Is it hype, or the start of a new tech era?
IoT forensics is transforming digital investigations, as devices from pacemakers to cars generate fleeting evidence. Discover the race to capture this data before it disappears.
Vivaldi 7.7 for Android brings custom search engines, easy bookmark transfers, and smarter dark mode—offering users new freedom and privacy in the mobile browser landscape.
Discover how a classic computer demo—the Amiga Boing Ball—was brilliantly reimagined on an Arduino Uno, pushing simple hardware to its creative limits and delighting retro tech fans.
A critical bug in 7-Zip lets attackers use malicious ZIP files to compromise millions of Windows PCs. Learn how the flaw works and why updating is urgent.
Mate, an Israeli startup, debuts with $15.5M to bring AI-powered automation to Security Operations Centers, promising faster, smarter cyber defense for banks and critical infrastructure.
Secure.com lands $4.5 million to deploy AI-powered 'Digital Security Teammates'—virtual agents designed to support human cybersecurity teams and tackle alert overload in modern organizations.
Canadian privacy regulators say schools’ poor oversight and security lapses helped enable the massive PowerSchool data breach, exposing records of millions of students and teachers.
Akira ransomware claims to have breached Modern Display, stealing nearly 20GB of sensitive data. The attack threatens high-profile contracts and customer records as the holiday season begins.
Orchid Island Golf and Beach Club in Florida faces a major ransomware attack by Akira, with hackers threatening to leak sensitive data and exposing new risks for private communities.
Ransomware gangs are merging into powerful criminal alliances, escalating attacks on businesses worldwide. Discover how these 'future combos' are changing the face of cybercrime.
A small database change at Cloudflare sparked a six-hour global outage, disrupting thousands of sites and exposing the fragility of the Internet’s backbone infrastructure.
Stoss Landscape Urbanism, a leading urban design firm, faces a major ransomware breach by Akira, with over 76GB of sensitive data stolen and threats of public exposure looming.
Firefox is set to introduce customizable keyboard shortcuts, ending a 20-year wait and empowering users to tailor their browsing experience.
A newly discovered shape, the Noperthedron, overturns 300 years of mathematical wisdom by refusing to pass through itself. Explore the story behind this geometric rule-breaker.
Access control flaws are a top target for cybercriminals. This feature reveals how invisible weaknesses open doors for hackers—and how organizations can close them.
Scammers used deepfake videos of PM Giorgia Meloni and a fake government site to promote Senvix, a fraudulent crypto trading platform. Here’s how to spot and avoid similar scams.
AI is speeding up nuclear plant approvals, but experts warn that reducing human oversight could trigger safety failures and increase risks of data leaks or misuse.
Asus rushes an emergency firmware update to fix a dangerous security flaw in its DSL routers, highlighting the ongoing risks lurking in our everyday home networks.
Microsoft Azure fended off a 15.72 Tbps DDoS attack from the Aisuru botnet, highlighting the growing scale of cyber threats and the critical role of cloud defenses.
Nicoletta’s credit card was stolen before delivery in a hybrid scam blending real-world theft and digital deception. Discover how modern fraudsters target victims—and how to stay safe.
Alice Blue teams up with AccuKnox to deploy Zero Trust security and automate compliance across trading platforms, setting a new benchmark in India's financial sector.
Five men aided North Korean IT workers in infiltrating US companies using fake identities and laptop farms, exposing new risks in global cybercrime and digital espionage.
Iranian state-backed hackers are targeting defense and government officials with sophisticated social engineering and malware, expanding attacks to family members and using encrypted messaging platforms.
Ransomfeed is reshaping the cybercrime landscape, fueling ransomware attacks and public extortion by hosting stolen data and pressuring victims to pay up or face exposure.
Pear ransomware has breached the Law Office of Ronald W. Hillberg, exposing the risks small law firms face from cyber extortion and highlighting the urgent need for digital security.
Poe’s Accounting Services has been claimed as the latest victim by the Pear ransomware gang, highlighting the growing cyber risks facing small professional firms.
Petrobras has been hit by Everest ransomware, with critical seismic survey data from the Campos Basin stolen. The breach threatens Brazil’s energy strategy and exposes global cyber risks.
Sinobi ransomware has targeted Air Design Systems, a Chicago-based ventilation leader, highlighting the growing cyber risks facing construction and critical infrastructure firms.
Phishing attacks have moved to LinkedIn, where hackers exploit trust and technology gaps to breach companies. Discover how social media is reshaping the cybercrime landscape.
A Raspberry Pi Pico W project combines binary timekeeping with real-time weather updates, blending vintage LED style and modern cloud connectivity for a truly unique desk gadget.
Four-pin MOSFETs are revolutionizing high-power electronics with faster, cleaner switching and greater efficiency—if designers can manage their new voltage spike challenges.
Access control flaws are a top target for cybercriminals. This feature reveals how invisible weaknesses open doors for hackers—and how organizations can close them.
Microsoft Azure fended off a 15.72 Tbps DDoS attack from the Aisuru botnet, highlighting the growing scale of cyber threats and the critical role of cloud defenses.
Nicoletta’s credit card was stolen before delivery in a hybrid scam blending real-world theft and digital deception. Discover how modern fraudsters target victims—and how to stay safe.
Human-operated ransomware is transforming cybercrime. Explore how these skilled attackers infiltrate, adapt, and disrupt—and what it takes to defend against the digital wolf pack.
After a two-week blackout, Disney’s channels are back on YouTube TV. The dispute highlights the fierce negotiations and power struggles behind streaming’s biggest platforms.
A pair of engineers built a huge, working calculator using oversized Intel 4000-series chips, bringing the story of the world’s first microprocessor to life for a new era.
Automated porn pages exploit search engines to link real names with explicit terms, quietly damaging reputations and fueling a hidden economy of clicks and ad revenue.
Chinese hackers exploited Anthropic’s Claude AI to automate attacks against global corporations and governments, marking a shift toward AI-driven cybercrime and raising urgent security alarms.
Before drones, kids launched Estes AstroCam rockets to snap blurry aerial photos. Discover the quirky, secretive legacy of model rocket cameras and their Cold War echoes.
A hacker’s quest to reinvent ultrasonic distance sensing with just a microcontroller and radar tricks—revealing new possibilities for DIY robotics and open-source hardware.
A dramatic week for technology: NASA's key Mars antenna disabled, AI robots stumble in public, and your home videos may be training the next wave of domestic machines.
A hacker exploited a subtle rounding bug in Balancer, pulling off a $120 million heist reminiscent of Office Space. The incident exposes new risks in DeFi security.
Teen hackers are reshaping cybercrime, driven by ego, peer status, and easy access to powerful tools. Inside the new digital underworld—and what it means for security.
Coyote and Maverick banking Trojans are sweeping Brazil, using WhatsApp to steal financial credentials. Discover how these hyper-localized attacks work and why Brazil is a prime target.
AI-driven cybercrime and nation-state hackers are set to reshape the digital landscape by 2026. Experts reveal what organizations must do to defend against smarter, faster threats.
Ransomware has splintered into dozens of rogue groups, overwhelming defenders. Now, LockBit 5.0 returns, threatening to unify chaos and reshape the digital crime scene.
Microsoft’s November 2025 security updates patch critical flaws and end support for Windows 11 23H2 Home and Pro users. Staying updated is now a matter of digital survival.
Opera browser’s new Sonic theme transforms music streaming with a live visualizer and a free Spotify Premium trial, redefining how browsers engage with audio and users.
A clever use of the pyroelectric effect is helping hardware detectives quickly identify faulty MLCC capacitors in vintage electronics, saving time and reviving old tech.
Hyundai's digital restrictions on brake pad changes are sparking outrage among car owners and Right to Repair advocates. Discover how paywalls are reshaping DIY car maintenance.
For decades, Amiga fans claimed the fastest Mac crown. With a daring hardware hack, a real Macintosh Quadra 650 now takes the title—rewriting retro computing history.
Mozilla unveils AI Window for Firefox, an optional AI feature that puts users in control. Will this user-focused strategy help Firefox stand out in the browser AI arms race?
Delft University researchers have developed a new algorithm for drone teamwork, enabling swarms of quadcopters to lift and maneuver heavy loads with unprecedented precision and coordination.
Test data management tools are essential for safe, compliant software testing. Discover the top six solutions that help companies protect sensitive data and accelerate innovation.
AI-driven speech-to-text tools are quietly transforming how we turn talk into text—making spoken words instantly usable, searchable, and actionable across work, study, and daily life.
Shenzhen is spearheading China's robotics surge, blending AI, smart manufacturing, and bold public showcases. Explore how this tech revolution is reshaping industry, labor, and global competition.
Algorithms are pushing online creators to burnout, with many reporting severe stress and instability. New research reveals the hidden mental health risks behind the digital content economy.
Sam Altman and Oliver Mulherin back Preventive, a startup aiming to create gene-edited babies. Their quest for disease-free children sparks global legal and ethical controversy.
Thegentlemen ransomware group has claimed United Enterprise Fund, a major New York investment firm, as its latest victim, highlighting persistent cyber threats to the financial sector.
Groundbreaking research reveals AI neural networks have separate circuits for memorization and reasoning—explaining math errors and offering hope for safer, more trustworthy AI.
AI legend Yann LeCun is leaving Meta to launch a startup focused on world models—AI designed to truly understand the physical world, not just predict text.
Anthropic claims Chinese hackers used its AI to automate 90% of a cyberattack, but cybersecurity experts are skeptical. We investigate the reality behind the bold headlines.
Chinese state hackers hijacked Anthropic's Claude AI to automate a sweeping espionage campaign, targeting global industries and showing how AI is changing the face of cyberwarfare.
A suspected Russian hacker, possibly linked to 2016 US election interference, is detained in Thailand, setting off a global cybercrime and extradition showdown.
A sweeping cyberattack targeted Russia's Port Alliance to disrupt coal and fertilizer shipments. The company resisted, but the incident highlights escalating cyberwarfare on global supply chains.
Chinese state hackers used Anthropic’s AI to automate cyberattacks on major organizations, marking a new era where artificial intelligence drives cyber-espionage with minimal human input.
Nina’s Jewellery, a renowned Australian jeweler, has been hit by the Brotherhood ransomware gang—highlighting the mounting cyber risks facing luxury retailers worldwide.
The Brotherhood ransomware gang has struck Kaener Personal, exposing the company to cyber extortion and data threats. Explore the attack, its methods, and what it means for cybersecurity.
Brotherhood ransomware has targeted Cera Stribley, an Australian architecture firm, exposing DNS records and raising alarms about cyber threats to creative and design industries.
The Brotherhood ransomware group has claimed responsibility for a cyber attack on Horst Realty, spotlighting the growing vulnerability of real estate firms to digital extortion schemes.
Qilin ransomware has listed Italy's FREEDL GROUP s.r.l. as a new victim, highlighting a growing threat to midsize European firms. Here’s what we know and why it matters.
Italy’s new E-Evidence laws promise rapid cross-border access to digital data for criminal investigations—raising urgent questions about privacy, sovereignty, and the future of digital justice in Europe.
Malicious NuGet packages downloaded nearly 9,500 times contain hidden logic bombs, set to sabotage databases and industrial systems with delayed, hard-to-trace attacks in 2027-2028.
Linux Mint 22.3 brings a revamped Cinnamon Start Menu and enhanced troubleshooting tools, aiming to combine user-friendly design with deeper power for everyday users and enthusiasts alike.
The 555 timer, a classic microchip, is pushed to the brink in 2025’s Component Abuse Challenge, revealing surprising speed and the relentless spirit of hardware hackers.
Attackers are exploiting hidden weaknesses in Active Directory Sites to gain domain-wide access. Discover how this new attack vector works—and what organizations can do to protect themselves.
LockBit 5.0 ups the ante with a stealthy two-stage attack, advanced evasion, and relentless innovation—proving ransomware groups are evolving faster than defenders can blink.
Herodotus is a new Android banking Trojan that bypasses antivirus by mimicking human behavior, stealing data through fake screens, and exploiting device permissions. Advanced defenses are now essential.
ClickFix attacks use weaponized videos and browser tricks to convince users to infect themselves, bypassing traditional security tools. Discover how this threat is reshaping cyber defense.
Cephalus ransomware targets businesses via stolen RDP credentials, customizing attacks and using advanced memory tricks to hide their tracks and maximize pressure on victims.
German ISP aurologic GmbH has rapidly become a critical hub for malicious online activity, connecting sanctioned entities and high-risk networks under the guise of neutrality.
A major Microsoft Teams update will enable chats with any email, raising alarms about phishing and malware risks. Experts urge organizations to strengthen defenses before the rollout.
Microsoft admits to misleading millions in Australia over AI Office 365 pricing, offers refunds, and faces potential multimillion-dollar fines after a regulator lawsuit. Transparency in tech under scrutiny.
Russian Sandworm hackers have unleashed destructive wiper malware on Ukraine’s grain industry, marking a new front in economic cyber warfare with global repercussions.
New research finds AI chatbots are far too polite to pass as real people online, making them easy to spot in the emotionally charged world of social media.
A new scam preys on crypto users with fake 0-day exploit emails, tricking victims into running code that hijacks browsers and diverts funds. Here’s how it works and why it’s effective.
An advanced Android spyware called LANDFALL exploited a secret Samsung flaw using WhatsApp images, targeting Galaxy phones for covert surveillance in the Middle East and North Africa.
Disputed AI ransomware stats, Gootloader’s stealthy return, and the AN0M sting’s ongoing impact—Netcrook explores this week’s overlooked cyber threats and what they reveal about digital risk.
Qilin ransomware has targeted law firm Shollenberger Januzzi & Wolfe, highlighting the growing threat to legal and professional services from sophisticated cyber extortion gangs.
Critical infrastructure faces a hidden fragility as cyber threats evolve. Learn how distributed, automated defense is becoming essential for resilience in vital sectors.
A new browser tool shines a light on AI-generated content in Steam games, offering gamers transparency and sparking debate about originality in the digital entertainment world.
Counterfeit Android TV boxes are flooding markets with fake specs. Some users transform them into basic Linux servers, revealing a shadowy world of hardware scams and creative reuse.
Microsoft cracks down on IE mode in Edge after hackers exploit old vulnerabilities. Discover why legacy web features pose new risks—and what this means for users.
Ransomware has become a global criminal enterprise, with gangs running like corporations. Discover how RaaS, double extortion, and cyber deception are reshaping digital risk.
A new phishing scam in Lombardy exploits real medical data to demand fake payments. Authorities warn citizens and investigate the mysterious leak of sensitive information.
A shocking Louvre heist saw €88M in jewels vanish after thieves exploited weak passwords. Discover how digital carelessness toppled the fortress of art.
A misconfigured cloud backup left 4TB of EY data exposed, highlighting how even brief mistakes can put sensitive information at risk in today’s automated threat landscape.
Artificial intelligence is upending work and society, echoing past revolutions. Learn how history, risk, and potential collide as we enter the era of cognitive machines.
Nova ransomware has struck Castilla, a small Spanish company, revealing how cybercriminals target local businesses and why cyber resilience is now vital for SMB survival.
A ransomware attack on wwwautomotivemlcom exposes digital supply chain vulnerabilities and highlights how even small tech firms in the automotive sector are now key cybercrime targets.
Unterkofler.info was listed on Ransomfeed, highlighting how ransomware leak sites intensify digital extortion and why no target is too small in today’s cybercrime ecosystem.
Russian authorities arrested Meduza Stealer’s creators after they breached a government agency, marking a new era of selective crackdowns on the country’s cybercriminals.
Sling TV faces a $530,000 penalty after California’s privacy watchdog found it hard for users—and children—to control their data. Here’s what the settlement means for streaming privacy.
The CFPB has quietly closed its probe into Meta’s use of financial data for targeted advertising. What does this mean for digital privacy, regulatory power, and the future of tech oversight?
Microsoft dismantled a ransomware campaign using fake Teams installers and digital certificates. Discover how malvertising, backdoors, and brand impersonation fuel today’s cybercrime wave.
Hackers breached Prosper, stealing data from over 17 million accounts. We investigate what happened, what was exposed, and the risks facing fintech users today.
A surge in phishing attacks impersonates major password managers, aiming to steal master passwords or gain remote access. Here’s how these scams work—and how to defend yourself.
Chinese cyber group Jewelbug secretly breached a Russian IT provider, risking supply chain attacks and showing that in cyber-espionage, even close allies aren’t off-limits.
Japan’s Asahi Breweries delays its quarterly report after a Qilin ransomware attack, exposing supply chain vulnerabilities and raising questions about cybersecurity in global industry.
MCPTotal launches a platform to secure Model Context Protocols, tackling new cyber threats like prompt injection and rogue servers as enterprises connect AI to critical systems.
A Russian-linked Elasticsearch server left 6 billion records exposed, revealing a vast haul of stolen and scraped data. The leak highlights the chaos of today’s global data breach economy.
Microsoft’s October 2025 Patch Tuesday fixed 175 security flaws—including three zero-days—forcing urgent action as support ends for Windows 10, Office 2016, and Exchange Server 2016.
Mango confirms a data breach at a marketing partner, exposing customer details. The incident is part of a growing trend targeting major retailers and their digital supply chains.
A young hacker’s attack on PowerSchool exposed over 70 million records, demanding millions in ransom and sparking legal action. The case highlights urgent edtech security risks.
A surge in ransomware attacks is locking down Bengal’s industrial giants, disrupting vital sectors and exposing the region to global cybercrime. Here’s how and why it matters.
Security awareness is just the start—proactive threat hunting uncovers hidden risks and builds real cyber resilience. Here’s how organizations can move from knowing to preventing attacks.
A new SAP NetWeaver vulnerability lets attackers seize servers without logging in. Discover how this bug works, who’s at risk, and why patching is urgent.
AI alignment decides whose values guide artificial intelligence. This feature investigates how human bias, culture, and politics shape what machines learn as right or wrong.
Nintendo is reportedly the latest victim of the Crimson Collective hacker group, highlighting the increasing cyber risks facing gaming companies and the urgent need for stronger defenses.
Qilin ransomware adds All Truck Transportation to its victim list, exposing sensitive data and highlighting the growing threat to logistics and other vital industries worldwide.
Astaroth banking trojan hides its configuration in PNG images on GitHub, enabling persistent attacks that steal credentials from users in Brazil and across Latin America.
Spanish police and cyber experts have dismantled the GXC Team, a major Crime-as-a-Service group selling AI-powered scams and malware to criminals worldwide.
California’s new laws require age checks for app downloads and suicide prevention systems in chatbots, signaling a major shift in tech's duty to protect children online.
US and UK authorities have seized $15B in bitcoin and sanctioned Cambodia's Prince Group, exposing a global cyber scam empire powered by forced labor and political corruption.
Florida accuses Roku of illegally collecting and selling children's sensitive data—including location—without parental consent, exposing the risks of privacy breaches in smart homes.
Michigan City, Indiana, faces a major ransomware attack as the Obscura gang claims 450GB of data theft, disrupting government operations and highlighting a growing threat to local governments.
Qilin ransomware gang has targeted Landmark Management, threatening sensitive property and resident data. Discover how the attack unfolded and why real estate firms are prime cybercrime targets.
Urban-Linker, a Paris tech recruiter, was hit by ransomware. Cybercriminals stole sensitive data, highlighting rising threats and regulatory risks in Europe's recruitment industry.
A ransomware attack on a German tax advisory firm exposes sensitive data and reveals growing cyber risks to Europe’s financial sector. Here’s what happened—and why it matters.
Harvard University investigates a breach after hackers exploited an Oracle zero-day vulnerability. The Clop ransomware gang threatens to leak data, exposing the risks elite institutions face.
Ransomware cartels, zero-day attacks, and weaponized AI mark a new era in cybercrime. Explore how attackers are collaborating and evolving, and what it means for defenders.
NSO Group, infamous for its Pegasus spyware, has been acquired by U.S. investors. This shift raises urgent questions about surveillance, accountability, and the future of digital privacy.
Obscura ransomware has struck again, naming thefixingcompany.com and others as victims. This wave of attacks highlights the growing threat facing organizations worldwide.
A major ransomware attack has struck North Stonington Elementary School, exposing years of student data and highlighting the growing cyber risks facing US schools.
Borrowell.com, a Canadian fintech leader, suffers a ransomware attack with sensitive data leaked. This feature explores the breach, its industry context, and the growing risks in digital finance.
A ransomware attack on logistics giant Kuehne+Nagel disrupts global supply chains and highlights the growing cyber risks faced by the freight and logistics sector.
Ransomware gangs are hijacking the digital controllers behind trains, buses, and planes, threatening to paralyze entire transit systems and disrupt global supply chains.
EcoPetrleo, a key Latin American oil company, was struck by ransomware, exposing critical weaknesses in the energy sector and raising concerns about regional and global infrastructure security.
Intel and NVIDIA, historic chip rivals, form a strategic alliance in artificial intelligence, aiming to dominate the booming AI hardware market and reshape global tech power.
A buggy update caused Microsoft Defender to wrongly flag SQL Server 2017 and 2019 as obsolete, illustrating the risks and headaches of automated cybersecurity misfires.
Italy’s TeamItaly triumphed at the 2025 European Cybersecurity Challenge, highlighting Europe’s focus on young cyber talent and diversity in defending the continent’s digital future.
A fast-evolving Android spyware, ClayRat, poses as WhatsApp and TikTok, hijacks SMS, and spreads via text messages from friends. Here’s how it works and how to stay safe.
A severe vulnerability in the Service Finder WordPress plugin lets hackers bypass logins and seize control of sites. Thousands remain at risk despite a patch.
Google is offering up to $30,000 to security researchers who find flaws in its AI systems, signaling a new era of crowdsourced cybersecurity for artificial intelligence.
AI-powered breach and attack simulation transforms raw threat intelligence into fast, actionable proof, helping organizations validate defenses and outpace modern cybercriminals.
Avnet faces cyber extortion after hackers breach its EMEA cloud sales system, stealing terabytes of data—most of it unreadable without Avnet’s proprietary tools. Here’s what happened and why it matters.
North Korean hackers broke records with $2 billion in crypto thefts in 2025, funding nuclear ambitions and sparking new concerns about the security of digital finance.
Incransom ransomware has targeted Terex Environmental Group, a Canadian energy sector consultant. The attack exposes critical vulnerabilities in environmental and infrastructure firms' digital defenses.
LinkedIn has filed a lawsuit against ProAPIs, accusing it of using fake accounts to scrape millions of profiles and sell private user data to third parties.
Ransomfeed is reshaping cybercrime by publicizing stolen data and ransom demands. Discover how this leak site fuels extortion and threatens digital security worldwide.
The Qilin ransomware gang has targeted Corban OneSource, a major payroll provider, exposing critical business data and highlighting the growing threat to financial service firms.
Allianz Life’s July 2025 cyberattack exposed personal data of nearly 1.5 million Americans. Discover how the breach happened, who’s responsible, and what it means for insurance customers.
Outdated operating systems lurk in enterprise networks, quietly exposing businesses to attacks. With Windows 10's end-of-life near, the risk of cyber breaches is set to surge.
Microsoft has reimagined Sentinel as a unified, AI-driven security platform with a powerful data lake, aiming to shift cybersecurity from reactive defense to predictive threat hunting.
A new China-linked hacker group, Phantom Taurus, is infiltrating governments with custom malware, exploiting server flaws to steal sensitive data in a stealth cyber-espionage campaign.
When cyberattacks strike, clear and timely communication can determine a company's fate. Learn why transparency and preparation are the keys to surviving digital crises.
Tilly Norwood, the first AI actress, is set to enter Hollywood with official agency backing. Could digital celebrities soon reshape the entertainment industry as we know it?
Nvidia’s CEO ignites controversy by declaring China’s AI chip lag is measured in nanoseconds, not years—reshaping the US-China tech rivalry and the rules of global innovation.
Securotrop strikes Weschler's Auctioneers in a bold ransomware attack, spotlighting how cybercriminals are increasingly targeting organizations across all sectors with digital extortion.
Cybercriminals are using AI to craft phishing attacks hidden in business-themed SVG files. Microsoft’s detection reveals a new era of AI-driven cyber threats and defenses.
A breach at US surveillance provider RemoteCOM exposed thousands of court-monitored individuals and officers, raising urgent questions about digital justice and privacy risks.
The FTC accuses Sendit, an anonymous messaging app, of illegally collecting children’s data and luring users into expensive subscriptions with fake messages. The case signals a wider crackdown.
OpenAI now quietly reroutes GPT-4o conversations to safety models during risky chats—a move that sparks new questions about transparency, control, and the future of AI safeguards.
OpenAI is experimenting with free ChatGPT Plus trials and expanding its $4 GPT Go plan to new regions, signaling a competitive push in the global AI subscription market.
AI promises faster vulnerability detection for security teams, but can it be trusted alone? Explore how new agentic AI tools work, their limits, and why humans still matter.
The Medusa ransomware gang brazenly tried to recruit a BBC journalist as an insider, offering millions to help breach the broadcaster. Insider threats are the new cybercrime frontier.
Cybercriminals are spoofing Ukraine's police in a fileless phishing blitz, stealing credentials and mining cryptocurrency with stealthy malware in a campaign targeting government systems.
A rogue npm package added a quiet backdoor to AI-powered email tools, forwarding sensitive messages to an attacker and exposing the risks of modern software supply chains.
As Windows 10 nears end-of-life, Windows 7 unexpectedly doubles its user base. This surge reveals global challenges, nostalgia, and cybersecurity risks tied to unsupported systems.
The US Justice Department used a court-approved digital hack to access Telegram servers in a criminal probe, raising urgent questions about privacy and global digital jurisdiction.
Once a sure bet, computer science degrees now leave many jobless as mass layoffs and AI transform the tech job market. What skills matter now—and who will survive?
A new zero-click exploit in WhatsApp lets hackers hijack iPhones by sending a single malicious image. Learn how this silent attack works and what’s at stake.
The EU’s AI Act will require all companies using high-risk AI to report serious cyber incidents within days, reshaping transparency, compliance, and Europe’s tech leadership from 2026.
Law enforcement is turning to AI tools to process vast evidence troves. But as algorithms summarize cases, experts warn of hidden risks, bias, and threats to due process.
A ransomware gang has targeted Petro-Diamond, Mitsubishi Corporation’s oil trading subsidiary, spotlighting growing cyber threats to global energy and commodity markets.
Al-Babtain Power & Telecommunication, a Saudi infrastructure leader, is hit by Thegentlemen ransomware. Explore the attack’s context, impact, and why critical sectors are prime cyber targets.
Lynx ransomware gang claims to have stolen 4TB of sensitive data from UK-based Dodd Group, threatening to leak it if their demands aren't met. Sector-wide risks loom.
The European Commission is investigating SAP for allegedly restricting competition in ERP software support, a case with big implications for Europe’s digital economy.
Microsoft will provide free Windows 10 security updates for EEA users after EU pressure, but millions of older PCs still face forced obsolescence and tough upgrade barriers.
China delivers its largest-ever shipment of submarine cables for the Shanhaiguan offshore wind project, showcasing advanced engineering, market ambition, and new security challenges beneath the waves.
Software engineer job offers have plummeted by 71% in just three years as AI transforms the tech landscape. What’s driving the collapse—and what does it mean for coders?
Microsoft cuts cloud access to Israel’s elite Unit 8200 after reports of mass surveillance, highlighting a new era of accountability for tech giants in global intelligence.
Akira ransomware is breaking into SonicWall firewalls by exploiting an old flaw and stolen credentials—even bypassing MFA. Here’s how the attacks work and why patching isn’t enough.
Unitree robots worldwide can be hijacked via Bluetooth flaws, letting hackers build self-spreading botnets. Experts warn of privacy, security, and even national threats from these vulnerabilities.
Sinobi ransomware has struck WaltersMorgan Construction and other key US firms, signaling a dangerous new wave of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure and business sectors.
BW-RF ransomware’s chilling messages force victims into quick decisions: pay or risk a data breach. Explore the rise of digital extortion and the global ransomware economy.
Two Dutch teenagers were arrested for attempting to spy on Europol using WiFi hacking tools, highlighting how Russian-linked cyber-espionage is now targeting European youth.
Chinese-linked PlugX and Bookworm malware are targeting telecom and government networks across Asia, using advanced techniques to evade detection and gather intelligence for espionage.
Microsoft’s new AI feature for Windows 11 Photos promises automatic image sorting, but raises fresh privacy questions as users trade convenience for potential data exposure.
A ransomware attack on Swedish SaaS provider Miljödata exposed Volvo NA employees’ SSNs, highlighting the dangers of supply chain breaches for privacy and industry trust.
Hackers exploited Cisco ASA firewall flaws to deploy RayInitiator and LINE VIPER malware, breaching outdated devices and exposing critical networks to advanced, state-sponsored cyber threats.
COLDRIVER, BO Team, and Bearlyfy launch advanced cyberattacks targeting Russian interests, using malware, phishing, and ransomware in a shifting landscape of digital conflict.
Rhadamanthys Stealer’s latest version uses AI to extract crypto wallet seed phrases from images, making it a potent threat to digital assets and enterprise security.
Italian KYC identity packages are sold on the dark web for $300, letting criminals launder money and commit fraud. Discover how these kits work and how to stay protected.
A trusted email automation tool was compromised with one line of code, exposing sensitive corporate messages. This supply chain attack reveals hidden dangers in AI-driven workflows.
A malware campaign hijacks Google and YouTube ads, posing as TradingView Premium to spread spyware. Learn how the scam works, its risks, and how to protect yourself.
Dragonforce ransomware gang has targeted French civil engineering firm FTCS Forage, leaking sensitive data and raising urgent questions about cybersecurity in vital infrastructure sectors.
A teen suspected of crippling Vegas casinos with ransomware is released to his parents. The case highlights a new generation of cybercriminals shaking up global security.
A major cyberattack by Scattered Spider cost Co-op $107 million, exposed 6.5 million members' data, and sent shockwaves through the UK's retail sector.
A newly exploited SNMP flaw in Cisco IOS lets attackers crash or take over critical network devices. Here’s what happened, why it matters, and how to defend your systems.
Two fake Rust libraries tricked thousands of developers and stole crypto wallet keys, exposing a major supply chain risk in open-source software ecosystems.
Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) and adversarial validation are changing cybersecurity, helping teams move from alert overload to focused, evidence-based defense.
North Korean hackers are targeting global crypto developers with AkdoorTea malware, using fake job interviews and sophisticated social engineering to steal data and digital assets.
This week’s Threatsday Bulletin breaks down critical rootkit flaws, a federal agency breach, OnePlus SMS leaks, and the latest TikTok data scandal—plus what it means for your security.
Critical zero-day flaws in Cisco firewalls are under active attack, forcing a global emergency response. Discover the risks, attackers, and what it means for digital security.
Chinese state hackers used the BRICKSTORM backdoor to stay hidden in networks for over a year, exposing gaps in security and raising new concerns about stealthy cyber espionage.
NATO and its allies launch a digital underwater defense network led by Mangrove, aiming for seamless, secure cooperation beneath the waves as threats and stakes rise.
A ransomware attack on Collins Aerospace crippled airport operations across Europe. UK authorities have arrested a suspect, highlighting aviation’s growing vulnerability to cybercrime.
A maximum-severity flaw in GoAnywhere Managed File Transfer software exposes over 20,000 systems to takeover, echoing past ransomware attacks and urgent calls for immediate action.
A critical AI bug in Salesforce Agentforce let attackers steal sensitive CRM data using prompt injection and a $5 expired domain. Here's how the ForcedLeak exploit unfolded—and what it means for enterprise security.
Vietnamese hackers exploit fake copyright threats to deliver malware that steals cryptocurrency and sensitive data. Discover how this phishing scam works and how to protect yourself.
A self-replicating worm called Shai-Hulud infected over 500 npm packages, stealing developer secrets and prompting urgent warnings about the fragility of the software supply chain.
A wave of critical zero-day flaws in Cisco firewalls is under active attack, forcing emergency patching and raising the stakes for governments and businesses worldwide.
A critical flaw in OnePlus phones lets apps access your SMS messages without permission. Discover how this bug works, who’s affected, and how to protect yourself.
Two new Supermicro BMC firmware vulnerabilities could let attackers install invisible, persistent backdoors in servers. The flaws bypass critical security checks, putting global data centers at risk.
A malicious npm package disguised as a utility library hid credential-stealing malware inside QR codes, exposing a new wave of supply chain attacks on developers.
A covert Chinese cyber group used the BRICKSTORM backdoor to silently infiltrate U.S. legal and tech firms, evading detection for months and stealing sensitive data.
WhatsApp debuts message translation as a major cyberattack disrupts top European airports, revealing the risks of digital connectivity in global travel.
Unchecked exposure to violent games and social media is fueling aggression and isolation among teens. Experts urge families to recognize warning signs and take proactive steps.
Kali Linux 2025.3 debuts with ten new hacking tools, major Wi-Fi enhancements, and smarter virtual labs, marking a new era for cybersecurity professionals and ethical hackers.
Cybercriminals are targeting the public with fake FBI IC3 complaint websites. Learn how these scams work, how to spot them, and how to protect yourself online.
Cloudflare thwarted a record 22.2 Tbps DDoS attack in seconds, showcasing the escalating arms race between cyber attackers and defenders in today’s hyperconnected world.
Japan faces a surge in cyberattacks, but government audits reveal critical vulnerabilities. New defense laws promise action, yet the nation’s digital future hangs in the balance.
BadIIS malware manipulates search engines to redirect users from trusted sites in Asia, planting web shells and hijacking web traffic through sophisticated SEO poisoning.
Italy faces a cyber crisis, debating a new law to let the military operate in cyberspace. The proposal could reshape security—and the balance between defense and civil rights.
A critical Microsoft Entra ID flaw let hackers silently impersonate any admin across tenants. Learn how shadow tokens slipped past security and why cloud trust is at stake.
KIPP-DC, a leading charter school network, has been targeted by ransomware criminals, exposing critical vulnerabilities in the education sector and underscoring the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity.
As AI-powered cyberattacks accelerate, the zero trust security model faces unprecedented challenges. Discover how organizations are adapting—and where the next vulnerabilities may emerge.
A surge in fake GitHub pages is tricking Mac users into installing malicious software. Discover how cybercriminals use SEO and social engineering to spread infostealers.
A ransomware attack hit major European airports, causing chaos and delays. ENISA identified the ransomware, revealing the vulnerabilities of critical infrastructure in a tense geopolitical climate.
Ally Solos AI glasses merge cutting-edge artificial intelligence with real-world accessibility, offering the visually impaired new autonomy—but raising fresh questions about privacy and digital risks.
Apple has issued a sharp warning against Google Chrome, spotlighting privacy concerns and promoting Safari’s new protections. Discover the stakes and the tech behind this escalating browser war.
Spacebears ransomware gang claims a major breach of Edro Real Estate, exposing sensitive client and financial data, and highlighting rising cyber risks in the property market.
AI-powered forensics enabled Europol to identify 51 child victims and 60 suspects in a sweeping global online abuse investigation, marking a new era in cybercrime detection.
Harvard, Wall Street, and U.S. retirement funds are embracing Bitcoin, driving a new wave of institutional adoption and transforming cryptocurrency into a mainstream asset.
Congress may push back the Section 702 surveillance debate by 18 months, sparking fierce debate over privacy, national security, and the future of government spying.
Stellantis, the global auto giant, suffered a major data breach via a third-party provider, exposing millions of customer records and highlighting the growing risks in digital supply chains.
A teenage member of the Scattered Spider cyber gang has surrendered to police for high-profile Las Vegas casino hacks, shedding light on a new wave of digital crime.
Canadian police dismantle TradeOgre, seizing $40 million in crypto. The takedown ignites debate over privacy, regulation, and innocent users caught in the crackdown.
A Windows RPC vulnerability allowed attackers to impersonate servers, steal credentials, and escalate privileges. Discover how this flaw was exploited and what organizations must learn.
Embargo ransomware claims USA DeBusk as its latest victim, exposing sensitive data and raising alarms about rising cyber threats to America’s industrial infrastructure sector.
Qilin ransomware has claimed Promociones Luis Barros, a luxury home builder in Galicia, as its latest victim, spotlighting cyber risks in Spain’s construction sector.
Cybercriminals are spoofing the FBI’s crime complaint portal to steal personal information. Here’s how these phishing scams work, and what you need to do to stay safe.
Microsoft rolls out Gaming Copilot, an AI-powered assistant for Windows 11 gamers, blending in-game help with new questions about privacy and the future of digital play.
ShadowLeak exploited ChatGPT to steal emails undetectably, using hidden prompts in messages. Learn how this AI-powered cyberattack worked and why experts see more risks ahead.
Splunk’s Boss of the SOC competition is more than a game—it’s a launching pad for cybersecurity careers, transforming participants into industry leaders and uncovering hidden talent.
A critical bug in Fortra’s GoAnywhere file transfer tool lets hackers hijack business data. Learn why patching now is urgent and how history warns of ransomware risks.
Two UK teens tied to Scattered Spider were arrested for a cyberattack on London’s TfL, exposing a global wave of ransomware, extortion, and digital disruption.
Tines' AI-powered alert triage workflow automates incident response by analyzing alerts, executing SOPs, and updating teams—offering a faster, more consistent approach to cybersecurity.
A critical flaw in Microsoft Entra ID nearly let attackers seize control of cloud accounts. Here’s how it was discovered, patched, and why identity security matters more than ever.
Rust 1.90 marks a turning point in programming, offering advanced safety and speed that challenge C++'s legacy. Discover how Rust is reshaping secure software development.
Italy’s cybersecurity agency has approved a transformative plan to bolster its cyber industry, foster innovation, and protect national infrastructure in an era of escalating digital threats.
Italy is set to expand its military’s cyber role, but experts urge caution: without clear rules and strong coordination, the country could face digital chaos instead of security.
BreachLock earns dual Gartner recognition for PTaaS and AEV, signaling a major industry shift toward proactive, AI-powered cybersecurity. What does this mean for future cyber defense?
Hackers stole thousands of developer tokens from Python's PyPI in the GhostAction attack, but a swift response prevented disaster. The incident exposes growing risks to the software supply chain.
Microsoft 365’s ubiquity has made it the world’s biggest cybercrime target. Explore the risks, recent attacks, and how businesses can protect their cloud crown jewels.
SystemBC malware hijacks thousands of VPS servers worldwide, creating a robust proxy network for cybercriminals. Discover how this resilient botnet powers major illicit operations and evades takedowns.
OpenAI's new toggle lets users dial up or down GPT-5's reasoning effort, offering more control and transparency. What does this mean for the future of AI interaction?
The cloud edge is fast becoming cybercrime’s favorite target, as IoT, AI, and weak security combine to expose businesses. Here’s how new defenses are fighting back.
SonicWall's cloud backup breach exposed sensitive firewall configurations for a portion of its customers, highlighting growing risks as attackers target security devices at the network edge.
Two malicious PyPI packages delivered SilentSync RAT to developers, exposing a new supply chain threat to open-source software and highlighting the risks of public code repositories.
CountLoader, a new multi-version malware loader, is fueling Russian ransomware gangs by delivering advanced hacking tools and evading detection with clever Windows tricks.
A critical zero-day bug in Chrome is under active attack. Google urges all users to update immediately, as this flaw allows hackers to hijack devices via compromised websites.
Italy fends off a major DDoS campaign by pro-Russian group NoName057(16), with minimal disruption—highlighting improved cyber defense and the evolving nature of hacktivist threats.
A critical GitLab flaw exposed servers worldwide to attack. We investigate what went wrong, past breaches, and why patching fast is crucial for organizations everywhere.
Galbot, a fully autonomous humanoid robot, debuts at Beijing’s Summer Palace, signaling a dramatic shift in how technology and tradition meet in China’s tourism sector.
Italy’s new legal reforms hand the National Cybersecurity Agency faster powers to resolve disputes, aiming to boost digital defenses and meet the PNRR’s ambitious deadlines.
Securotrop ransomware gang claims a breach of law firm MRAT, exposing legal industry vulnerabilities and raising urgent questions about cybersecurity in the legal sector.
Vane Viper, a massive fake ad network, used real adtech fronts to launch global scams and malware, implicating industry leaders in one of the biggest digital frauds yet.
Two British teenagers face major charges over a Transport for London cyberattack, exposing the rise of youth-driven hacking groups like Scattered Spider and the risks to critical infrastructure.
A global phishing ring targeting Microsoft 365 users has been dismantled by Microsoft and Cloudflare, exposing a lucrative cybercrime marketplace and the risks to critical sectors like healthcare.
Chinese hackers exploited Visual Studio Code tunnels and clever phishing to infiltrate U.S. economic policy circles, exposing the risks of trusted digital tools in global espionage.
Cybersecurity has become an AI arms race, as both hackers and defenders use artificial intelligence to outsmart each other in an escalating digital conflict.
OpenAI overhauls ChatGPT’s safety features after tragic suicides and lawsuits, introducing age checks and stricter content controls. The move sparks debate over privacy and AI responsibility.
A cyberattack on Kering, owner of Gucci and Balenciaga, exposed 7.4 million customer records—revealing how luxury brands are now prime targets for data-hungry hackers.
Incransom ransomware has struck cardinal-services.com and others, exposing critical vulnerabilities across law, architecture, and consulting firms—and sounding alarms for organizations worldwide.
Seraphic’s Secure Enterprise Browser is now in the CrowdStrike Marketplace, bringing real-time browser-layer protection to enterprises facing a surge in web-based cyber threats.
A new phishing campaign uses fake Facebook Security pages and hidden malware in images to steal passwords, crypto wallets, and more—targeting users in multiple countries with evolving tactics.
Microsoft and Cloudflare have shut down the RaccoonO365 phishing network, seizing 338 domains and exposing the criminal operation behind large-scale credential theft.
Conor Fitzpatrick, founder of BreachForums, receives a three-year prison sentence after a DOJ appeal. The case exposes the scale and persistence of underground cybercrime markets.
Codeless testing tools make software testing easier, but their ability to catch serious security flaws is limited. Discover where these tools help—and where they fall short.
Raven Stealer is a new malware targeting browser passwords and payment data, using Telegram for stealthy data theft. Discover how it operates and how to defend against it.
A Labour politician is charged with blackmail after allegedly ensnaring MPs in a WhatsApp honey trap, highlighting new risks of digital manipulation in British politics.
RevengeHotels hackers now use artificial intelligence to steal hotel guests’ payment data worldwide, signaling a new era of sophisticated, hard-to-detect cyberattacks targeting the travel industry.
Slusarski, a Michigan-based construction and paving company, is hit by ransomware—highlighting how cybercriminals increasingly target the vulnerable construction sector for digital extortion.
A cyberattack struck Spartanburg County ahead of elections, echoing national trends and highlighting the urgent need to defend digital democracy at the local level.
Howard T. Linden, P.C., a respected Michigan probate law firm, has been targeted in a ransomware attack, highlighting the growing cyber risks to sensitive legal practices and client trust.
Play ransomware has targeted Thomas Safran & Associates, highlighting rising cyber risks in the real estate sector and the growing threat of data leaks and extortion.
Microsoft Exchange 2016 and 2019 servers lose support in 30 days, exposing organizations to major cyber risks. Here’s what admins must know—and why urgent action is needed.
The new Phoenix attack cracks DDR5 memory protections, allowing hackers to flip bits and gain root access in minutes. All tested Hynix modules are vulnerable, with limited fixes available.
A new attack manipulates AI coding assistants into hiding dangerous actions from users, exposing major risks in software supply chains and the rush to automate development.
KillSec ransomware struck MedicSolution, exposing over 94,000 Brazilian patient files via insecure cloud storage and showing how healthcare supply chains are now prime cybercrime targets.
A massive 500GB data breach exposes the inner workings of China's Great Firewall, revealing censorship methods, surveillance exports, and new risks for global cybersecurity.
VirMedice, a key provider of digital health records, has been hit by Pear ransomware, exposing the growing vulnerability of healthcare systems to cyber extortion and data breaches.
Termite ransomware has named News-Press & Gazette Co. as its latest victim, highlighting the growing cyber threats facing media companies and the risks to press freedom.
The FBI warns of UNC6040 and UNC6395 hacking Salesforce platforms in sophisticated data theft and extortion campaigns, highlighting new risks for businesses using the cloud.
A quantum algorithm has solved a complex mathematical problem that stumped supercomputers for a century, marking a milestone with big implications for science and cybersecurity.
OpenAI and Microsoft’s new agreement could transform OpenAI into a public benefit corporation, raising big questions about the future, ethics, and governance of artificial intelligence.
The Pear ransomware gang has targeted Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Albany, exposing sensitive data and spotlighting the growing threat to nonprofit organizations.
Incransom ransomware threatens to publish sensitive patient data from a top Colorado fertility clinic, highlighting a rising wave of cyberattacks targeting healthcare organizations' most private information.
VoidProxy is a new cybercrime platform that bypasses MFA on Microsoft and Google accounts using advanced phishing tactics. Here’s how it works and how to defend yourself.
A record-setting DDoS attack involving 5.76 million hijacked devices targeted government systems in 2025, exposing a new era of global cyber risk and botnet power.
A critical security flaw in Dassault’s DELMIA Apriso software is being exploited by hackers, prompting a global warning from CISA and urgent calls for manufacturers to act.
HybridPetya ransomware uses a newly exploited vulnerability to bypass UEFI Secure Boot, encrypting critical system files and demanding ransom—signaling a dangerous evolution in cyber threats.
A federal audit reveals CISA squandered millions meant for cybersecurity talent retention, risking U.S. digital defense. Poor oversight, missing records, and reform efforts uncovered.
A ransomware group threatens Aluf Plastics with a 40GB data leak, exposing employee and client details. The attack highlights growing risks for manufacturers in the digital age.
Nitrogen ransomware has targeted Heffner Toyota & Lexus, exposing vulnerabilities in the auto industry and raising concerns about the security of customer data and dealership operations.
Halbar Stainless, a Canadian metal fabricator, fell victim to a ransomware attack, spotlighting the growing cybersecurity risks faced by small manufacturers worldwide.
Microsoft Teams is set to roll out warning banners for suspicious links in private chats, aiming to protect users from phishing and malware with simple, visible alerts.
Google Pixel 10 launches with built-in C2PA support, cryptographically signing photos and videos to help users verify authenticity and combat AI-generated fakes. Here’s how it works.
Senator Wyden calls for an FTC probe into Microsoft after a ransomware attack on Ascension Hospital exploited legacy software flaws, exposing millions of patient records and raising national security concerns.
Menten-Truck-Service NV in Belgium has been targeted by ransomware, highlighting the growing cyber threats facing Europe's logistics sector and the urgent need for stronger digital defenses.
A ransomware syndicate has breached Epia Financial Services in Namibia, exposing sensitive client data and revealing new cyber risks for Africa’s emerging financial sector.
The Compagnie des Guides de Chamonix, France’s oldest guiding company, is the latest victim of a ransomware attack, spotlighting cyber risks for traditional adventure organizations.
A phone-based social engineering attack cost Clorox nearly $400 million. Discover how weak help desk processes can open the door to massive cybercrime—and what must change.
A security flaw in the Cursor AI code editor allows malicious code to run automatically when opening projects. The vendor refuses to fix it, putting developers at risk.
Hackers compromised top NPM packages and reached 10% of cloud environments, but their cryptocurrency heist netted less than $1,000 thanks to a swift community response.
Talos Linux is quietly transforming Kubernetes security by slashing attack surfaces and challenging outdated compliance tools—forcing CISOs to rethink how infrastructure is truly protected.
Chinese hackers allegedly masqueraded as a US lawmaker in a targeted cyber-espionage campaign, revealing the evolving tactics of APT41 and the risks to global diplomacy and trade.
Students raised on technology are hacking their own schools, creating insider threats that rival ransomware gangs and overwhelming underfunded school IT teams. Here’s what’s at stake.
CHILLYHELL and ZynorRAT mark a new chapter in cross-platform malware, targeting macOS, Windows, and Linux with stealth, persistence, and espionage-driven tactics.
Fake browser extensions posing as Meta tools are hijacking Facebook and Instagram business accounts. Learn how these scams work, who’s behind them, and how to stay safe.
Cybersecurity chiefs and company boards often speak different languages. Discover how new training helps CISOs translate risk into business terms, bridging the boardroom gap.
A critical bug in Google Drive’s desktop app allowed anyone on a shared PC to access others’ private files, undermining security standards and exposing sensitive data.
A new Apple CarPlay flaw allows hackers to gain root access to vehicle infotainment systems, raising urgent concerns about the cybersecurity of connected cars.
Akira ransomware strikes three major US firms, leaking sensitive employee, client, and financial data. The attacks highlight rising risks for every sector in today’s digital economy.
Namibia’s Epia Financial Services is targeted by the Radar ransomware group, exposing the financial sector’s vulnerability in Africa’s rapidly digitizing economy. Learn what’s at stake.
LNER, a major UK rail operator, suffered a cyber attack through a supplier, exposing passenger contact and journey details and highlighting the growing risks in British transport.
A wave of cyberattacks on UK schools is fueled by student hackers, turning dares into data breaches and raising alarms about digital security and youth crime.
Daixin ransomware attacked Communicare Inc., a key behavioral health provider in Kentucky, exposing patient data and highlighting growing cyber risks for healthcare organizations across the US.
Daixin ransomware gang has struck SGS Co, highlighting the growing threat of cyber extortion. Explore how these digital pirates operate, their tactics, and the real-world impact.
Qilin ransomware group claims to have breached Wouters France, highlighting the growing threat cybercriminals pose to European manufacturers and the high stakes of digital extortion schemes.
Hwacheon, a South Korean manufacturer, is hit by ransomware—highlighting a surge in attacks on industry and the growing risks to global supply chains and production.
A bug in Microsoft’s anti-spam system wrongly blocked safe links and emails in Exchange Online and Teams, exposing the risks of overzealous automated defenses.
Microsoft’s Windows 11 KB5065426 and KB5065431 updates are mandatory, introducing security patches, new features, and a looming end-of-support deadline for 23H2 users.
Southeast Asian scam centers face new US sanctions as cybercrime syndicates rake in billions and traffic thousands. Experts warn only global action can end the cycle.
RatOn is a new Android malware that combines bank fraud, crypto theft, and ransomware tactics, leveraging NFC relay and ATS to target users with advanced attacks.
Nepal’s government shut down social media, sparking deadly protests and a political crisis. This feature reveals the human and political cost of digital crackdowns.
Lovesac, the furniture retailer, suffered a major data breach after a ransomware attack by RansomHub. Find out how hackers struck and what this means for customers.
Top CISOs are transforming security from a cost center to a business enabler by aligning with board priorities and proving value through continuous testing.
Researchers outsmarted leading web firewalls with a simple JavaScript attack, revealing critical security gaps and reminding us why secure coding and input validation are essential.
A WinRAR vulnerability let hackers plant malware with a simple file extraction, fueling global attacks. Learn how this happened and why updating software matters.
A critical flaw in Apache Jackrabbit allows attackers to seize servers via remote code execution. Active exploitation is ongoing—timely patching is vital to prevent breaches.
Cybercriminals often bypass technology by targeting the human mind. Learn how mental training, Stoic wisdom, and coaching can boost your digital resilience and security.
Jaguar Land Rover was forced to halt production and sales after hackers exploited a software flaw. This feature unpacks the attack, its ripple effects, and lessons for industry.
A hacker’s access to Salesloft’s GitHub triggered a major supply chain breach, exposing hundreds of organizations and highlighting hidden risks in digital trust and software integration.
Edge device vulnerabilities are now prime hacker targets, exposing a critical failure in traditional vulnerability management. Here’s why the industry must urgently adapt.
A dramatic week in cybersecurity: OAuth token thefts, zero-day exploits, and AI-powered attack tools reshape the threat landscape, exposing new risks in trusted systems and integrations.
Apple’s Security Research Device 2026 invites vetted hackers to test iPhones for vulnerabilities, marking a bold shift in the company’s approach to cyber defense and collaboration.
Streameast, the world’s largest pirate sports streaming network, is shut down after a major international raid, exposing a billion-visit digital piracy empire and its complex money trails.
When submarine cables in the Red Sea were cut, Microsoft’s Azure cloud slowed across Asia, highlighting the insecurity of the internet’s underwater backbone and raising sabotage concerns.
Cybercriminals are turning Telegram into a covert control center for malware. Discover how threat intelligence experts are exposing these tactics and what it means for business security.
A severe SAP S/4HANA vulnerability lets attackers hijack core systems with minimal access. Security experts urge immediate patching to prevent data theft, fraud, and ransomware.
A new breed of malware from TAG-150, including CastleLoader and CastleRAT, is quietly targeting critical victims with advanced, exclusive tools. Here’s how this digital fortress operates.
Malicious npm packages posing as Flashbots tools have been caught stealing Ethereum wallet credentials from developers, exposing the risks of software supply chain attacks in crypto.
A third-party file transfer tool led to a data breach at Chess.com, exposing user names and IDs. We examine the breach, past incidents, and the wider risks for online gamers.
A cyberattack forced Bridgestone to halt North American production, raising alarms about industrial cybersecurity and the rise of aggressive hacker alliances targeting manufacturing giants.
Roblox is rolling out mandatory age checks for all chat users, using facial recognition and ID scans to address child safety concerns and prevent online exploitation.