Cybersecurity News

Leading AI companies pause work with Mercor data vendor after security incident may have leaked sensitive details about their model training processes.

OpenClaw, a viral AI tool, has a recently fixed vulnerability that allowed low-level users to gain admin control. Learn about the severe security impact and why users should be concerned.

Cambodia's parliament passes a new law to combat cybercrime scam networks, empowering authorities to enhance their

Cyber experts uncover the notorious groups behind the recent European Commission data breach and massive leak, highlighting growing cybersecurity threats facing global organizations.

Italy's renowned Uffizi Gallery acknowledges a cyber-attack on its IT systems, but assures the public that its priceless art collection remains secure and uncompromised.

Sensitive information about gate security at Customs and Border Protection locations has been discovered on online flashcards, potentially compromising security protocols.

Granola, the AI-powered note-taking app, has a major security flaw - your private notes can be viewed by anyone with a link, and are used for internal AI training unless you opt out.

Telehealth leader Hims & Hers reports a data breach that compromised customer service ticket information over multiple days in February. Experts warn consumers to monitor accounts.

A new lawsuit alleges that Perplexity's AI search engine shares user prompts and conversations with tech giants like Google and Meta, even for non-subscribers, contradicting its 'incognito mode' claims.

Colorado's landmark Right to Repair law faces pushback from tech companies seeking to restrict consumer freedom to fix and upgrade their own devices. Explore how corporations are working to undermine this landmark legislation.