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iPhone Alert: New Spyware Can Steal Your Data Without a Click

A new and deeply unsettling cyber threat is putting iPhone users on edge. Security researchers, along with Google and other cybersecurity firms, have warned about a powerful spyware framework known as DarkSword spyware- and what makes it truly alarming is how little it takes to get infected. In some cases,…

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Is the truth out there? US registers aliens.gov as Trump pledges UFO files release

Web domain added to government registry a month after president directed agencies to release files relating to UAPs

The Guardian - US

New Android Malware Steals Passwords from Your Notes App

A new Android malware is raising serious concerns among cybersecurity experts- and it’s targeting one of the most overlooked places on your phone: your notes. Known as Perseus, this malware doesn’t just steal passwords or banking details in the usual ways. Instead, it quietly scans your personal notes- where many…

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Spyware once used by governments is now spreading to cybercriminals

Anyone with an iPhone can now be the target of invasive malware that siphons off personal texts, call histories and calendar data.

Axios

Big WhatsApp Update: No Phone Number Needed to Chat Soon

In what could be one of the biggest changes in its history, WhatsApp is reportedly working on a major update that may soon allow users to chat without sharing their phone numbers. The feature is expected to roll out globally by mid-2026 and is aimed at improving user privacy and…

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2.7 million hit in workplace benefits data breach with full names, dates of birth, SSNs and more exposed — what to do now

The U.S. benefits administrator Navia has revealed that it suffered a data breach after hackers had access to its systems for almost a month.

Tom’s Guide

'Life savings could vanish in minutes': 8,000 fake websites target Middle East users amid unrest, experts warn

While geopolitical and social unrest make everyday life difficult, creating a consistent environment of panic and anxiety among residents, illegal actions have been on the rise in the Middle East. As the authorities battle to ensure safety, fraudsters and scammers are targeting innocent citizens in times of stress, aiming to…

The Times of India

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Why is the FBI buying people’s location data and how is it using the information?

FBI director revealed agency had resumed buying private information en masse in possible constitutional violation

The Guardian - US

Identity protection company Aura suffers massive 900,000 person data breach: customer information exposed

Aura, an identity protection company, confirms a data breach that may affect up to 900,000 customers.

Tom’s Guide

Local elections 'less vulnerable’ to disinformation, despite targeted campaigns

Elections everywhere are increasingly affected by disinformation campaigns, and this year's French municipal elections are no exception, with watchdogs identifying fake campaign websites. However, their local nature may offer them some protection from the effects.

Radio France Internationale

Netizens Think US Government's Purchase of Domain Aliens Dot Gov is Not for Aliens, It's For Immigrants

The US government's registration of the domain aliens.gov has prompted online speculation about its purpose, with some netizens saying it's more likely tied to immigration than extraterrestrials.

International Business Times UK

White House Accused of Engineering Distraction as Epstein Files Continue to Dog Trump

The White House registered alien.gov as Trump orders the declassification of UFO files, sparking criticism that the move is a strategic distraction from unsealed Epstein documents.

International Business Times UK

London borough unable to collect council tax for four months after devastating cyber attack

Households living under Kensington and Chelsea council who pay their bills by direct debit are being asked to stump up between £274 and £1,095 in one go

Evening Standard

Instagram to remove end-to-end encryption for private messages in May

Meta’s announcement comes after years of criticism from child safety groups over feature

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Instagram Users Beware: End-to-End Encryption Ends Soon

Instagram is making a huge change that could affect how you chat with friends and family. From May 8, 2026, the platform will stop supporting end-to-end encrypted messages, meaning your private conversations may no longer be fully secure. For millions of users who rely on Instagram DMs, this could change…

Tom’s Hardware

DoJ dismantles botnet made of 360,000 infected routers and IOT devices spread across 163 countries that ran for 16 years — SocksEscort proxy network eliminated in joint operation with Europol

Long-running SocksEscort proxy network brought down by US-EU operation

The Times of India

UAE News: Authorities warn of ‘one of the most destructive’ cyber threats as Wiper malware risk rises

The UAE Cyber Security Council has issued a critical alert regarding the escalating threat of wiper malware, a destructive software designed to permanently delete data and cripple systems. Residents and organizations are urged to bolster digital safety practices, as this advanced threat targets both individuals and businesses, emphasizing the need…

The Guardian - UK

UK signs ‘rebooted’ defence agreement to protect Irish waters

Most transatlantic cables go through or close to Ireland, making its waters particularly vulnerable to attack

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Evening Standard

Ireland and UK enhance defence co-operation

A new defence agreement between the UK and Ireland could see British ships ‘responding to an issue’ in Irish waters, according to Dublin.

Tom’s Hardware

Zombie ZIP vulnerability lets compressed malware leisurely stroll past 95% of antivirus apps — security suites are blissfully unaware of security issue

Zombie ZIP vulnerability lets malware stroll past gates of 95% of AV suites

The Guardian - UK

Bleak economic data shows UK plc in trouble well before Middle East crisis

Zero GDP growth in January will not help Rachel Reeves claim she has put UK in position to weather oil price storm

The Independent UK

Traitors winner Stephen Libby auctioning iconic clothes on eBay for a good cause

Stephen is selling his clothes on eBay to benefit The Leanne Fund, a Scottish charity dedicated to supporting individuals affected by cystic fibrosis

The Independent UK

Iran-linked hackers take aim at US and other targets, raising risk of cyberattacks during war

Pro-Iranian hackers are targeting sites in the Middle East and starting to stretch into the United States during the war

International Business Times UK

FBI's Jeffrey Epstein Investigation Files Hacked: What We Know About the Cyber Breach

A foreign hacker reportedly breached FBI files tied to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, exposing sensitive data and raising new questions about cybersecurity and the handling of Epstein documents.

Evening Standard

British tourist, 60, among over 20 people charged in Dubai for sharing drone strike videos on social media

British man allegedly filmed Iranian missiles over the city

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