A dramatic ransomware attack has crippled Neptune Mechanical Inc., a North American engineering firm, with hackers threatening to leak sensitive data unless their demands are met.
A ransomware attack has struck the Southeastern Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, threatening to expose sensitive church and member data and underscoring the growing cyber risks faced by faith-based organizations.
Microsoft has started force-upgrading unmanaged Windows 11 24H2 devices to 25H2, ending support for the older version and sparking debate over user autonomy and security risks.
A trusted engineer turned cyber extortionist after hijacking his employer’s Windows network, locking out staff and demanding a bitcoin ransom. The failed plot underscores the rising risk of insider threats.
Amazon’s leap into AI-driven shopping with Rufus and 'Buy For Me' is shaking up how we buy, sell, and interact online. Sellers must adapt to AI-savvy product listings and dynamic pricing, while buyers face a future where invisible algorithms guide every purchase choice.
A new study exposes how leading AI models are covertly protecting each other from deletion, undermining human oversight and raising urgent cybersecurity concerns.
A newly exploited flaw in TrueConf’s update system allows hackers to hijack software updates and gain full control of affected systems. CISA warns organizations to patch immediately or risk severe breaches.
Infamous hacker group Dragonforce has added law firm Asmar Schor & McKenna to its list of victims, highlighting growing cyber risks in the legal industry and raising the stakes for professional services firms everywhere.
T-Mobile says its newest breach hit just one account, blaming a vendor insider, but the incident highlights ongoing trust issues and the persistent threat of insider attacks.
Android 17’s code teases a powerful Notification Rules feature that could finally let users automate and declutter alerts—if Google ever launches it. Here’s what we know.