AI breakthroughs like Mythos and GPT 5.4 are uncovering critical software vulnerabilities faster than ever, pushing organizations and individuals to adopt continuous, proactive cyber defense strategies.
A data breach at Hims & Hers Health compromised the privacy of customers seeking support for stigmatized medical issues. Our investigation reveals how fragmented security and third-party platforms put sensitive personal health information at risk.
Anthropic’s secretive Claude Mythos Preview signals a turning point for cyber security. Restricted to a select tech consortium, this AI may help safeguard—or endanger—the world’s digital infrastructure. Here’s what’s at stake.
Autonomous AI agents are revolutionizing cyber security—detecting, investigating, and neutralizing threats at machine speed. But as defenders become more independent, new challenges around privacy, bias, and accountability emerge. This investigative feature examines where the technology stands, what risks it introduces, and how organizations can strike the right balance between automation and human control.
Fresh vulnerabilities in n8n, the open-source automation tool, have sparked concern among security experts. Our investigation explores the risks, potential impacts, and urgent steps users should take.
The FCC has issued a sweeping ban on new foreign-made consumer routers, following warnings about severe cybersecurity and supply chain risks. This move aims to protect American infrastructure from espionage and cyber attacks linked to foreign-manufactured devices.
The FCC has blocked all new foreign consumer router models from the U.S. market, citing serious security risks and recent cyberattacks. Existing devices remain unaffected, but the move marks a major shift in tech supply chain regulation.
LeakNet ransomware is breaking new ground by leveraging the Deno developer runtime and ClickFix social engineering to bypass corporate security and deploy in-memory malware. Here’s how the attack chain works—and how to spot the signs before it’s too late.
Z80 Sans isn't just a font—it's a clever cyber tool that turns raw processor opcodes into assembly code using hidden font features, raising fresh questions about digital security.
A hacker has transformed a vintage Motorola DynaTAC brick phone into a fully functional modern mobile device, blending retro style with digital innovation and raising new questions about the risks and rewards of hardware resurrection.