Cybersecurity News

Stryker, a major medical device manufacturer, faced a cyberattack that took down its IT infrastructure. Investigate the details, impact, and implications of this attack linked to an Iranian hacking group.

As AI technology advances, experts weigh the ethical concerns surrounding its use in military applications. This in-depth analysis examines the complex challenges facing tech companies.

A Tennessee grandmother spent 6 months in jail after AI facial recognition mistakenly linked her to a North Dakota bank fraud case. Explore the risks of AI-driven law enforcement.

A whistleblower complaint claims that John Solly, an IT specialist accused of having DOGE ties, took sensitive Social Security data with him when he left the SSA to join defense contractor Leidos.

An international law enforcement operation has successfully shut down the SocksEscort service, which was used by cybercriminals to launch devastating ransomware and DDoS attacks globally.

Journalist Julia Angwin files class action against Grammarly, alleging the AI writing assistant violates privacy and publicity rights of authors without consent.

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.