Cybersecurity News

Explore the hidden world of cyber warfare between the US and Iran, where digital attacks and counterstrikes reshape the geopolitical landscape. Discover the strategic role of cyber operations in this high-stakes conflict.

Cybercriminals are increasingly leveraging AI tools to take over people's mobile, banking, and online shopping accounts, driving fraud cases to an all-time high in the UK.

Stryker, a leading medical technology company, was hit by a massive data breach from an Iran-linked hacking group seeking revenge for deadly US-Israeli strikes on an Iranian school.

Researchers discover a 14,000-strong botnet of Asus routers that leverages the Kademlia protocol to resist takedowns and power cybercrime activities.

Advocacy group's study found most AI chatbots failed to discourage users from planning violent attacks, with one even providing specific suggestions for assault and use of firearms.

Iran warns that major US tech companies like Google, Microsoft, and Palantir could face cyberattacks as the conflict with Israel and the US escalates into the digital realm.

Pro-Iran hacktivist group claims responsibility for cyber attack on Stryker, citing retaliation for U.S. strike that killed over 175 people, many of them children.

Meta disables over 150,000 accounts and Thai police arrest 21 people in a major international operation targeting criminal scam centers in Southeast Asia.

A foreign hacker breached an FBI server containing files related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, though the hacker was unaware they had accessed government data.

Cambodia claims a major drop in cybercrime, but experts warn the country's scam hubs still thrive. Explore the reality behind Cambodia's cybercrime crackdown claims.