The Latest Breaking News on Cybersecurity

Lindy Cameron appointed first female head of UK Foreign Office

High commissioner to India replaces Olly Robbins, who was sacked over Peter Mandelson scandal

The Guardian - UK · Sep 10

Britain’s crumbling vital infrastructure cannot be allowed to fail

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The latest ‘technical glitch’ to cause widespread chaos at Britain’s airports must not be allowed to happen yet again. But preventing it will mean confronting the awesome challenge – and cost – of modernising air traffic control

The Independent UK · Sep 9

Spyware can easily fall into the wrong hands – investors should take note

Letters: The reported targeting of student activists in Serbia is an example of increased misuse, with serious consequences for the commercial spyware industry

The Guardian - UK · Sep 9

Ad Tracking Devices Are Reportedly Being Used To Target U.S. Forces In The Middle East. Troops Are Taking Measures.

The Air Force told Senator Ron Wyden that it took such measures two months ago, while the U.S. Special Operations Command did so "recently."

International Business Times · Sep 4

OpenAI launches GPT-6 Astra with hacking risks in check

OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra is here, and its cyber skills are raising serious safety questions.

Android Central · Sep 3

Serbians targeted with spyware in country’s ‘largest documented wave of surveillance’

Student protesters among those hacked, says digital rights group, though Aleksandar Vučić’s government denies spying

The Guardian - UK · Sep 3

Over 150 million driver's licenses stolen in massive data breach after hackers reportedly hit major identity verificationcompany — what to do now

A potentially massive data breach was discovered by a security researcher who found a database of over 150 million exposed driver's licenses.

Tom’s Guide · Sep 2

More than 9.5 million patient records affected by Aesto Health data breach: what you need to know

Aesto Health has confirmed a data breach that affects more than 9.5 million patients.

Tom’s Guide · Sep 2

FBI investigating 153 million US and Canadian driver’s licenses leaked on Russian cybercrime forum, including that of US SecDef Pete Hegseth — data is suspected to have come from an ID-authentication service provider

The leak was traced to a major ID-authentication service based in Louisiana, serving major companies like Hertz, Target, and the United States Coast Guard.

Tom’s Hardware · Sep 2

PHOTO ESSAY: Inside a detention center where scam workers wait for their return home

He had lost count of the number of times he was sold from company to company in the Philippines.

The Independent UK · Sep 2