Cybersecurity News

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.

The Department of Defense cites Anthropic's 'red lines' as justification for designating the AI company a supply chain risk, citing concerns it could undermine warfighting capabilities.

After Discord's age-verification backlash, new solutions aim to verify age securely and privately. But do these local age-check technologies actually work?

The US Justice Department disputes Anthropic's lawsuit, claiming the company cannot be trusted with warfighting systems using its Claude AI models.

The UK advertising regulator has banned an ad for an AI editing app that claimed it could 'remove anything' from images, citing concerns over non-consensual body editing.

Apple has released its inaugural 'background security improvement' update to address a critical vulnerability in the latest version of Safari browser across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS devices.

Researchers warn about security risks posed by cheap remote access devices that can compromise network security if misconfigured or exploited.

Important notice from Companies House about a critical security vulnerability affecting the WebFiling platform for UK-registered companies.

The UK leads an international taskforce to coordinate efforts in tracking down and prosecuting overseas scammers at the UN Global Fraud Summit in Vienna.

Stryker, a major medical device company, is recovering from a pro-Iran hacking attack that wiped thousands of employee devices. This may be the first major US cyberattack in retaliation for the Trump administration's war in Iran.