Cybersecurity from the inside out. We cover data breaches, ethical hacking, and the technical side of keeping the digital world secure.
A hacker claims to have extracted 10 petabytes from China's National Supercomputing Center over six months via a compromised VPN. The dataset allegedly includes missile schematics and documents marked 'secret' from defense-linked organizations.
The new FBI chief’s private inbox wasn’t on a government server — it was on whatever email service he used in 2010. Iran’s Handala Hack Team turned that decade-old account into a geopolitical trophy.
Tax season phishing is no longer just fake IRS emails. Microsoft caught campaigns weaponizing legitimate remote-management tools—complete with QR codes, revoked certs, and 29,000-accountant targeting lists.
Aura says a vishing trick on a 2021-acquired marketing server exposed 900,000 contacts—no SSNs, but plenty of ammo for future scams.
HHS introduces a free RISC 2.0 Cybersecurity Module to help hospitals assess digital threats alongside natural disasters, aligning with NIST and recent cyberattacks.
North Korean hackers UNC4899 exploited AirDrop and Kubernetes to steal millions from a crypto firm. Google outlines defense strategies against cloud breaches.
An Iranian state-sponsored hacking group has expanded its cyberwar operations into U.S. and Israeli networks amid rising regional tensions.
A 2026 data leak exposing 50,000 children's AI toy conversations reveals technical and psychological risks parents must understand.
Russian hackers target Ukraine with cat-themed malware, using decoy documents and fake GUIs. APT28's BadPaw and MeowMeow exploit phishing lures and OPSEC flaws.
A prayer-timing app became a propaganda tool during Iranian airstrikes, exposing vulnerabilities in digital infrastructure and civilian access to information.
Microsoft revealed a new DNS-based ClickFix attack that bypasses traditional phishing methods, targeting both Windows and macOS users with malware like ModeloRAT and Odyssey Stealer.
