Cybersecurity News

A new Wi-Fi attack called AirSnitch can break encryption in homes, offices, and enterprises, revealing sensitive data flowing through wireless networks.

Founder of Intellexa spyware firm sentenced to 8 years in prison for wiretapping politicians and journalists in Greece's 'Greek Watergate' scandal.

Police and schools warn students about TikTok and Snapchat posts encouraging violence in London schools, prompting calls for platforms to take action.

Instagram's new features will alert parents if their teen searches for content related to self-harm or suicide, allowing them to provide support. But critics argue Meta is shifting responsibility.

A Greek court has found two Greeks and two Israelis guilty in a major 2022 spyware case, highlighting the growing global threat of illegal surveillance.

Leading media companies, including the Guardian, BBC, and Financial Times, have formed a coalition to protect original journalism from being 'scraped and copied' by AI without compensation.

Experts warn that low-quality, AI-generated videos on YouTube targeting kids often contain misleading info, lack coherent plots, and can overwhelm young minds - potentially harming child development.

The UK government has unveiled a new vulnerability monitoring service to rapidly address cyber risks, and a Cyber Profession to build long-term resilience across public services.

Shocking revelations as a former US Air Force officer is arrested for secretly training Chinese pilots on the advanced F-35 fighter jet. Unraveling a tale of international espionage and national security breaches.

Explore the unsettling rise of 'incel' terminology infiltrating social media and everyday conversation, as misogynistic forums spread their harmful ideologies.