A new investigation reveals nearly 2.5 million internet-facing FTP servers lack encryption, exposing sensitive data worldwide. Experts urge a shift to secure alternatives as legacy protocols continue to endanger businesses and users.
Italy’s Higher Institute of Health claims ‘privacy and cyber by design’ for its website, but a Netcrook investigation reveals how technical and analytical cookies may be mapping users’ behaviors and raising fresh privacy concerns.
From DOOM on a toaster to sensitive data on discarded hard drives, the hacker world is both playful and perilous. Explore the surprising risks behind the latest tech hacks.
Despite decades of warnings, nearly 6 million FTP servers remain exposed on the public internet in 2026. Censys researchers reveal that outdated defaults, poor encryption, and legacy software leave global data at risk.
Hiring virtual assistants can supercharge productivity, but failing to secure their access can open the door to data breaches, social engineering, and legal headaches. Here’s how to protect your business from the hidden cyber risks.
A critical vulnerability has been detected in Apache NiFi, raising alarms across industries that depend on this open source data flow tool. Our investigation uncovers the risks, the potential fallout, and what users must do to protect their systems.
SAP’s April 2026 security updates patched a critical ABAP flaw letting low-level users run arbitrary SQL, threatening financial data across enterprises. Here’s how the fix closed a potential catastrophe.
A newly detected vulnerability in Apache AirFlow exposes critical data workflows to risk. Discover the details, potential impact, and steps organizations can take to safeguard their data orchestration pipelines.
A newly detected flaw in IBM Langflow Desktop could allow attackers to access or manipulate sensitive data. This article investigates the vulnerability, its implications, and what organizations need to know to stay protected.
A massive cyber breach at the Los Angeles City Attorney’s office has exposed hundreds of thousands of confidential LAPD files. Sensitive police records, witness names, and internal investigations are now circulating online, raising urgent questions about digital security and public trust.