Cybersecurity News

Cybercriminal twins face arrest after accidentally leaving Microsoft Teams recording active during illegal operations. Plus latest cybersecurity incidents.

A major hotel check-in system left sensitive customer data including passports and driver's licenses publicly accessible due to misconfigured cloud storage.

The FBI is searching for Monica Elfriede Witt, a former Air Force counterintelligence specialist accused of defecting to Iran in 2013. A $200,000 reward is being offered.

X agrees to new safety commitments with UK regulator Ofcom to combat illegal hate and terror content, including faster response times and account restrictions.

Security researchers claim to have breached macOS using Anthropic's Mythos AI. Apple responds seriously to the vulnerability discovery and potential security implications.

Discover how cybercriminals target athletes through phishing, impersonation, and AI-powered schemes. Learn about emerging threats in sports security.

Investigation reveals coordinated disinformation campaign using AI-generated content. Fake 'patriotic' UK accounts traced to Sri Lanka and Vietnam spreading immigration misinformation.

Twin brothers accidentally left Teams recording running while deleting 96 US government databases, capturing their entire crime on audio. Full story inside.

Digital footprints from smartphones reveal incriminating evidence in criminal cases. Learn how search history and location data solve murders.

Critical zero-day vulnerability YellowKey completely bypasses Windows 11 BitLocker encryption protections. Physical access allows full drive access in seconds.