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Research into Predator spyware reveals Intellexa's hidden command-and-control infrastructure, suggesting the vendor has unprecedented oversight and involvement in global surveillance operations.
Predator spyware is breaking new ground by learning from its own failed attacks. Our investigation uncovers how this surveillance tool turns missteps into intelligence, making each new version more elusive and dangerous.
Hungary’s controversial asylum for former Polish justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro, accused of orchestrating a vast spyware campaign, is testing the limits of EU legal trust and exposing deep political rifts.
After months of political controversy and leadership uncertainty, Tim Kosiba returns to the NSA as deputy director. His appointment follows the withdrawal of a previous nominee under far-right pressure, as the agency awaits a new top chief.
A US federal judge has temporarily barred NSO Group from exploiting WhatsApp to deploy its Pegasus spyware, following damning evidence of unauthorized surveillance. The ruling marks a pivotal moment in the battle over digital privacy and the accountability of surveillance tech vendors.
A little-known hacker group used fake New Year concert invitations and a stealthy backdoor to target Russia’s military, revealing new tactics and vulnerabilities in the ongoing cyberwar.
Criminal IP’s integration with Cortex XSOAR marks a turning point in cybersecurity, bringing AI-driven exposure intelligence and automated scanning directly into the incident response workflow for faster, smarter defense.
As AI automates programming and shakes up the tech job market, U.S. students are turning their backs on computer science degrees in favor of artificial intelligence. This feature investigates the causes, consequences, and future of this academic migration.
Extremist organizations are turning to AI for everything from deepfake propaganda to multilingual recruitment, raising the stakes for global cybersecurity and pushing lawmakers to act. Netcrook examines how militants are weaponizing artificial intelligence.
The Linux Foundation’s new Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF) brings together industry heavyweights to set the future of AI standards. With open protocols like MCP and projects from OpenAI and Block, AAIF promises neutral, community-driven governance—but will tech giants play fair?