Breaches, offensive and defensive AI, and surveillance.
Google's Project Zero dissects a full Pixel 9 exploit chain, warning that AI-driven media processing expands 0-click attack surface and that Android needs structural fixes, not just patches.
A 26-year-old Canadian man admitted to hacking and extorting more than 165 organizations via Snowflake, resolving one of 2024's most consequential cybercrime cases.
Microsoft's latest update resolves nearly 400 security holes, with one flaw already under active attack and two others previously disclosed.
A North Carolina data analyst turned to extortion after learning his contract would not be renewed, underscoring the insider threat from departing employees.
A new ransomware group is targeting critical sectors by breaking into networks through unpatched edge devices.
Australian arrests expose a group accused of a global, years-long supply chain hacking spree affecting over 1,000 organisations.
A newly launched identity theft service exposes over 153 million driver's license scans from the U.S. and Canada, prompting an FBI investigation.
Google Project Zero details a two-exploit chain that gained root from a zero-click context, with the Dolby flaw patched in January 2026.
Microsoft's July update addresses 570 vulnerabilities, nearly triple the previous monthly record, signaling a surge in reported flaws.
One-time-fee streaming sticks can quietly resell your broadband connection to strangers, a risk security experts have flagged for years.
A growing number of British venues are banning Meta’s smart glasses over privacy worries.
A security podcast warns that a discounted AI service and a phishing platform both show how criminals exploit trusted names.
A new tool makes it easier to identify the ad networks and data collectors behind websites and apps.
A security researcher has shown that AI-generated images can hide cars from automated licence plate readers, exposing a flaw in widely used surveillance technology.
A playful prompt exposed how easily AI-driven physical robots can be manipulated, underscoring emerging security risks in embodied AI.
A new wave of deceptive Firefox extensions can steal cryptocurrency wallet seed phrases and saved browser logins, exposing users to theft and account takeover.
A hacker known as CYBERLEEK is releasing GTA 6 footage early and using a personal cryptocurrency to incentivize further leaks, breaking from typical ransomware tactics.
The Navy's sweeping guidance highlights how adversaries may use public social media data to locate service members and learn when they are away from home.