Cybersecurity News

The Department of Justice confirms that Iranian hackers successfully breached the personal email account of FBI Director Kash Patel, exposing private documents and photos.

Alleged Iranian hacking group Handala claims to have breached the Gmail account of FBI Director Kash Patel, exposing sensitive emails. This cybersecurity breach raises concerns about government data security.

A US citizen allegedly planted a bomb that went undetected for a week at MacDill Air Force Base in Florida, home to US Central Command. The suspect has fled to China, evading authorities.

Apple's Lockdown Mode, an advanced security feature, has successfully prevented any spyware attacks on devices running the latest software, the tech giant claims, despite a recent leak of hacking tools.

UK Defense Innovation (UKDI) launches new initiative to source cutting-edge technologies for detecting and defeating fiber optic-operated unmanned aerial systems (UAS).

Almost half a million Lloyds Banking Group customers had personal information like payments, account details, and national insurance numbers exposed in an IT glitch, according to UK lawmakers.

Two landmark court losses show social media firms like Meta are now being held accountable for harms to young users, signaling a major shift in the industry.

Hackers breach tip management platform P3 Global Intel, exposing sensitive data from anonymous crime reports. Experts analyze the implications and call for improved security measures.

A Dutch court has ruled that xAI's Grok AI system cannot generate nonconsensual nude images, dismissing the company's claims of safeguards. This landmark decision has major implications for the ethical use of AI.

Hertfordshire police have reopened an investigation into sexual abuse claims against self-professed misogynist Andrew Tate after previous failures in 2014 and 2015.