Cybersecurity News

FBI director admits agency purchases commercially available location data to track people's movements without obtaining a warrant, raising privacy concerns.

Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok's failure to block sexualized images, including of children, has prompted the EU to propose banning AI-powered 'nudify' apps under the Artificial Intelligence Act.

Cloudflare fights back against Italy's controversial Piracy Shield law, appealing a multi-million euro fine and seeking to overturn the legislation that requires blocking access to websites.

The U.S. AI chief's stark warning about Iran's tech capabilities was largely ignored as the tech industry faced its own upheaval, highlighting the challenge of balancing domestic and global security concerns.

FBI director confirms agency is purchasing commercial location data to track US citizens without warrants, raising privacy concerns.

An internal government report reveals federal cybersecurity evaluators described Microsoft's cloud offering as a 'pile of shit' due to lack of security documentation, but approved it anyway.

New 'DarkSword' hack exposes hundreds of millions of iPhones running iOS 18.4 to 18.6.2 to personal data theft. Experts urge immediate iOS updates.

Computer science pioneers Charles H. Bennett and Gilles Brassard awarded prestigious Turing Award for their revolutionary advancements in encryption technology that will safeguard online transactions for years to come.

Fintech company Marquis discloses a devastating ransomware attack, with hackers stealing personal and financial data of over 672,000 customers, including Social Security numbers.

Suspected Russian government hackers have been caught using sophisticated new iPhone hacking tools to steal personal data and possibly crypto from Ukrainians. This latest cyberattack escalates the ongoing digital conflict.