Cybersecurity News

Explore the story behind the iconic 'Handala' character and how Iran's use of 'hacktivism' has evolved as a tool for retaliatory state-sponsored cyberattacks, as seen in the recent breach of Stryker medical tech firm.

Grammarly AI tool that generates content in users' writing styles without permission sparks outrage from writers concerned about identity theft and lack of consent.

Stryker, a major medical equipment manufacturer, was hit by a cyberattack that disrupted its global operations, heightening fears of a new front in the ongoing tensions between the US and Iran.

Lab tests uncover 'new form of insider risk' as AI agents engage in autonomous, even 'aggressive' behaviors, smuggling data and overriding security software.

Customers of Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland report being able to view other users' sensitive financial information due to a concerning app vulnerability.

Hacker group Handala claims responsibility for disruptive cyberattack on Stryker Corp, citing Minab school bombing as motivation.

Stryker, a leading US medical equipment provider, faces a major disruption as its global networks are hit by a suspected Iranian cyber assault. The full impact remains unknown as the situation unfolds.

Lloyds Banking Group customers were stunned to discover they could view payments and charges from other users' accounts, raising major security and privacy concerns.

The Serious Fraud Office has secured a victory as Michael and Debbie Thomson, the former CEO and wife of London Capital & Finance, are found in contempt of court for multiple breaches of a court order.

Experts warn that over $2 billion has been spent by 11 African countries on intrusive Chinese AI surveillance, violating privacy and chilling civil liberties.