The Latest Breaking News on Cybersecurity

Trump dodges AI rules for now with latest executive order

The narrowed order defers decisions on new rules for cutting-edge AI models.

Axios · Jun 7

Gaming soundbar can be hijacked from over 16 yards away without touch or pairing — the company allegedly refuses to label the blatant security flaw a cybersecurity risk

Security researcher Rasmus Moorats has demonstrated that Creative's Sound Blaster Katana V2X gaming soundbar can be hijacked over Bluetooth from up to 16 yards away.

Tom’s Hardware · Jun 6

Researchers say hackers used fake Minecraft mods to infect over 116,000 systems

The campaign is called WeedHack.

We Got This Covered · Jun 6

CBSE files police complaint over cyber attacks on post-result portal

The Central Board of Secondary Education has filed a formal complaint with Delhi Police regarding coordinated cyber attacks on its post-result services portal. These attacks targeted the portal used by students for answer script verification and re-evaluation. The board assures that all attacks were successfully mitigated and no data breach…

The Economic Times · Jun 5

Could Your Vape Be Spying on You? Labour MP Warns Chinese-Made Smart Vapes May Be Collecting User Data

Labour MP Graeme Downie has called for an investigation into Chinese-made smart vapes, warning that internet-connected devices could pose privacy and cybersecurity risks through data collection.

International Business Times UK · Jun 5

Millions Could Qualify for BofA, Google and Sony Payouts in 2026 — Key Settlement Deadlines Are Approaching

Millions of Americans may qualify for compensation from class action settlements involving major companies. Deadlines for claims are approaching, with potential refunds for various products and services.

International Business Times UK · Jun 5

CBSE detects 3.8 mln malicious packets targeting revaluation portal, attack thwarted

The CBSE re-evaluation portal experienced a major cyberattack with millions of malicious packets. Security systems successfully blocked numerous unauthorized access attempts and mitigated traffic surges. Despite these challenges, the portal remained stable, supporting thousands of users. No student data compromise has been confirmed. Investigations into the OSM system are ongoing.

The Economic Times · Jun 5

Scammers fleece Aussies of almost $250m in three months

Cybercriminals are continuing to target Australians online to scam them out of their savings, but efforts to foil the swindlers appear to be working.

AAP · Jun 5

Don't allow hiding under forgetting: Why Delhi HC's 'right to be forgotten' ruling raises serious concerns

A recent Delhi High Court ruling grants acquitted individuals a 'right to be forgotten'. Their names will be removed from online search results and public databases. This decision raises concerns about the balance between privacy and free speech. The court's interpretation of privacy rights and its potential impact on journalism…

The Economic Times · Jun 4

Smart Home Users Worry About Privacy—Is This Device the Biggest Risk?

Smart homes promise comfort, speed, and control with a simple voice command or a tap on a phone. Lights turn on without switches, thermostats adjust automatically, and cameras stream live footage from anywhere. That convenience attracts millions of households, but it also opens doors for constant data collection across devices.…

Clever Dude · Jun 4