Cybersecurity News

Head of parliamentary committee rejects Palantir's claims that criticism of its lucrative NHS England deal is 'ideologically motivated', says government's review was appropriate.

A Manchester director who applied for multiple unauthorized COVID-19 Bounce Back loans and served as a director while disqualified has been sentenced to jail.

A 24-year-old dual Dutch and Irish national has been charged with 10 counts of firearm possession and one count of prohibited ammunition possession following a counter-terror police arrest at Dover.

Cambodian authorities have arrested and deported Li Xiong, a suspect linked to a major cyber scam operation, at the request of Chinese officials. This follows the recent extradition of the alleged ringleader.

A former Infowars video editor and producer reveals the truth behind the conspiracy theories, detailing his role in creating fake news content for the far-right media company.

The Home Office has selected PA Consulting and Plexal as the new delivery partners for their Accelerated Capability Environment, leveraging their expertise to drive innovation and enhance national security.

Mercor, an AI-powered recruiting platform, was struck by a cyberattack linked to a breach of the open-source LiteLLM project. The incident has raised concerns about the wider implications for the AI industry.

Apple takes rare steps to protect millions of iPhone owners on outdated iOS 18 from a dangerous DarkSword hacking tool, pushing out critical security patches.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has issued a threat to launch attacks against major US tech companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft starting on April 1.

Meta's handling of teen mental health issues has come under intense scrutiny, leading to lawsuits and proposed legislation. The company's future is uncertain as it navigates this unprecedented challenge.