The Latest Breaking News on Cybersecurity

More than a third of small UK firms impacted by hacks – report

A report shows 38% of small firms in the UK say they suffered a successful hack within the last 12 months.

Evening Standard · Sep 14

'They Stole My Life': College Student Fights Back After Alleged Revenge-Porn Campaign Spread by X 'Burnerverse'

University of Florida student Maddie Kowalski has sued three students charged over the alleged distribution of an intimate video and the online harassment that followed.

International Business Times UK · Sep 14

TikTok users most likely to overestimate true level of crime in London, new research reveals

Social media users wrongly thought crime in the capital had gone up in the six-year period to 2025, when it actually fell

Evening Standard · Sep 14

Three Indian companies under US Senators' scanner for data 'theft' allegations

US Senators have urged action against three India-based companies for alleged hacking. These firms reportedly stole data from thousands of Americans and US companies. Investigations suggest widespread hacking targeting private equity and pharmaceutical firms. The companies also allegedly used foreign courts to censor reporting and silence criticism. Senators want these…

The Economic Times · 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

Defense, Solar, and Refining Stocks Split as the Iran Conflict Raises Energy Risk

As the U.S.-Iran conflict intensifies, SAIC, SolarEdge, and Marathon Petroleum show divergent results, with defense IT and refining gains contrasting solar's mixed outlook.

MarketBeat · Sep 9

Air traffic control boss rules out cyberattack as UK airports slowly recover from chaos

The UK’s air traffic controller has ruled out a cyberattack behind the system failure that led to around 2,000 flight cancellations and affected Air India services. NATS said the disruption resulted from a flight-processing system problem, while UK airports warned delays could continue.

The Economic Times · Sep 9

Air traffic control boss given a week to report after UK flight chaos causes 2,000 cancellations

Government remains confident in under-pressure Martin Rolfe but transport secretary believes glitch was avoidable

The Guardian - UK · Sep 9

Bank OTPs were sent to duplicate SIM card instead of real one, audit company loses Rs 79 lakh; Bank of India ordered to pay Rs 1.5 crore

An IT Act adjudicating authority has ordered Bank of India to pay Rs 64.44 lakh, which works out to nearly Rs 1.5 crore with 12% annual interest, to a Pune-based audit firm that lost close to Rs 79 lakh in a 2015 cyber fraud. The fraud followed the issuance of…

The Economic Times · Sep 8