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Attack disrupts the platform serving every federal bankruptcy court, halting notice production and cutting access to key judiciary websites.
Citizen Lab uncovered an ad-delivered, zero-click spyware campaign targeting 45 Al Jazeera devices—no clicks or visible warning required.
Authorities dismantled more than 40 Texas laptop farms supporting fraudulent IT hires whose paychecks allegedly financed Pyongyang’s nuclear and missile programs.
Cyber incidents forced Ahold Delhaize to take systems offline, with grocery deliveries and distribution disrupted at the conglomerate’s Albert Heijn chain, and halted online orders at fashion retailers Phase Eight, Hobbs and Whistles,
A cyberattack on Danfoss refrigeration controls reportedly forced continuous defrost cycles, spoiling fresh and frozen food at major French retailers and potentially causing millions of euros in losses.
Zuckerberg gives risky AI agent the green light, TikTok’s ByteDance ties test US data safeguards, China’s AI expansion defies a central kill switch, AI agents erode the human oversight they need, Ukraine’s Cyber Corps shows ties to military intelligence
The crackdown targets Integrity Technology Group’s hacking infrastructure as a joint advisory details tools used to breach critical infrastructure and browse stolen emails.
Ethereum’s co-founder warns that AI-driven mathematical breakthroughs could undermine wallet security—and weaken even cryptography designed to withstand quantum attacks.
Dutch researchers identified 8,547 internet-facing systems across 35 countries, with potential full control at roughly 181 sites
The retailer is investigating after thousands of app users received a notification claiming its Snowflake database was fully compromised and directing them to the group’s Telegram channel.
Saif al-Din Khader is reportedly cooperating with investigators seeking other members of the hacking group, which claims it stole data on every FBI employee.