Cybersecurity News

Iran threatens to strike down US-affiliated artificial intelligence data hubs, escalating the ongoing conflict between the two nations.

Shocking revelations uncover North Korean hackers' sophisticated campaign to hijack a widely used open source project, exposing the fragility of modern software supply chains.

Iran's IRGC threatens to annihilate OpenAI's massive Stargate AI data center in Abu Dhabi if the US attacks Iran's power plants, according to reports.

The founder of pcTattletale, Bryan Fleming, avoids jail time in the first successful spyware maker prosecution in the U.S. in over a decade.

Cities across America are grappling with the privacy implications of Flock's license plate readers, leading some to terminate contracts while others explore new policies.

Explore the story behind the Handala Hack Team's targeted attack on FBI Director Kash Patel, uncovering their motivations and the impact of their actions.

Confidential information about US Customs and Border Protection facilities in Kingsville, Texas has been allegedly leaked through an online flashcard set. Authorities are investigating this potential security breach.

A breach of Syrian government accounts in March has uncovered the country's alarming lack of basic cybersecurity measures, exposing its vulnerability to online attacks.

A former US Air Force master sergeant admitted to rigging IT contracts with the Pentagon, defrauding the military out of $37 million and funneling funds to himself and co-conspirators.

Mikko Hyppönen, a renowned cybersecurity expert, has shifted his focus from fighting malware to developing systems to stop killer drones. Read about his journey and the new challenges he faces.