Cybersecurity News

Trump Mobile confirms data exposure affecting customers' phone numbers and home addresses. Third-party platform breach under investigation with notification review underway.

How DirecTV pursued a high-profile satellite TV piracy case against O.J. Simpson in 2005, highlighting the intersection of celebrity and intellectual property law.

A notorious cybercriminal group is corrupting hundreds of open source tools in unprecedented supply chain attacks, targeting developers worldwide.

National Crime Agency and police chiefs demand tech platforms implement age verification to protect children from explicit content and predatory contact online.

Three companies face nearly $1M in FTC settlements for selling fake "Active Listening" surveillance technology that didn't work as advertised.

Law enforcement takes down VPN service allegedly used by 24+ ransomware gangs. Europol identifies users in major cybersecurity operation.

A Columbia Law School study reveals workplace monitoring software shares employee data with Meta, Google, and data brokers without adequate safeguards or transparency.

Chinese cybersecurity expert reveals details of China's sophisticated surveillance technology that tracks individuals through facial recognition and monitoring systems.

Cybercriminals discovered a critical vulnerability allowing them to send fraudulent emails from legitimate Microsoft addresses. Learn how this security flaw puts users at risk.

Organized groups exploit AI technology to generate explicit deepfakes of women without consent, raising serious concerns about digital sexual abuse and platform accountability.