Ransomware attacks soared 30% in October to the second-highest total on record, Cyble reported today. The 623 ransomware attacks recorded in October were second only to February 2025’s record attacks, ...

The ever-accelerating pace of technological advancement shapes our world, forging a double-edged digital landscape. On one hand, it fuels innovation and fosters connection while simultaneously ...

This article talks about what are vulnerabilities, their types & causes, and details how to implement a winning vulnerability management strategy.

The Cyberspace Administration of China has summoned Nvidia over security risks tied to Nvidia H20 chips, amid escalating U.S.-China tensions.

In today’s hyper-connected digital world, cyber threats are more prevalent than ever, with cyberattacks occurring every 39 seconds on average, according to a study by the University of Maryland. With ...

In a significant bipartisan effort, key U.S. lawmakers today introduced the "No Adversarial AI Act," legislation designed to erect a critical firewall between ...

Tails is a free, privacy-focused operating system that runs entirely from a USB drive, leaving no trace on the computer it’s used on. By routing all traffic through Tor and preloading with security ...

Russia-linked hackers are back at it again, this time with upgraded tools and a stealthier playbook targeting Ukrainian government systems. Ukraine’s national Computer Emergency Response Team has ...

CVE‑2025‑9132, an out-of-bounds write in Chrome’s V8 engine, risks remote code execution. Users must update to Chrome 139.0.7258.138/.139 promptly.

Global freight forwarder JAS Worldwide has provided an update following last week’s cyberattack, announcing that its central operations are now fully functional. The company, which operates in over ...

IntelBroker, a shadowy figure in the cybersecurity world, has gained notoriety for a string of high-profile cyberattacks and subsequent data leaks targeting a diverse range of organizations, spanning ...

Researcher reports CVE-2025-6029, a flaw in KIA Ecuador keyless entry systems, exposing thousands of vehicles to theft via replay, brute force, and cloning.