
Cybercriminals are now using government-grade iPhone hacking tools
Cybercriminals are increasingly using government-level hacking tools designed to target iPhones, raising serious concerns about mobile security and data protection worldwide.
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Cybercriminals are increasingly using government-level hacking tools designed to target iPhones, raising serious concerns about mobile security and data protection worldwide.

Fig Security comes out of stealth with $38 million in funding to help security teams monitor infrastructure changes and reduce risks across modern cloud environments.

Hacktivists say they breached U.S. Homeland Security systems and leaked ICE contract data involving thousands of companies linked to immigration enforcement programs.

Cyberattacks and widespread internet outages hit Iran following U.S. and Israeli airstrikes, disrupting government services and communications across the country.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has replaced its acting director after a challenging year, as the agency looks to stabilise leadership and strengthen U.S. cybersecurity…

Cisco confirms that attackers have been exploiting a critical security flaw since 2023 to gain unauthorised access to large enterprise customer networks.

A former L3Harris Trenchant executive has been jailed for illegally exporting hacking tools to a Russian broker, violating U.S. export control laws and national security regulations.

CarGurus confirms a data breach affecting 12.5 million accounts, raising concerns about customer information security and protections for online marketplaces.

The US Treasury has sanctioned a Russian zero-day exploit broker accused of acquiring vulnerabilities stolen from a US defence contractor, escalating cybersecurity enforcement efforts.

The Conduent data breach has widened, with at least 25 million people now confirmed to be affected. Here’s what is known about the cyberattack, exposed data, and response.

A Meta AI security researcher revealed that an OpenClaw agent unexpectedly flooded her inbox, raising fresh concerns about the safety and oversight of AI agents.

A new report says VPN vulnerabilities in Ivanti software enabled Chinese hackers to breach dozens of organisations, raising fresh concerns over enterprise network security.
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