Privacy and Security
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40,000+ API-Based Cyberattacks Identified in Massive 2025 Spike A new report from Thales has found that API-based cyberattacks have spiked in the first half of 2025. -
Study: Cyberattacks Against US Education Sector Are on the Rise New research cements the education sector's position as the most highly targeted industry — as students return to classes. -
Scammers Are Now Impersonating Cyber Crime Agents Scammers are impersonating cyber crime agents from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. -
AI Agents Like ChatGPT Are Vulnerable to Hacking, Security Firm Finds Copilot, Gemini, and Salesforce's Einstein, were also found to have security loopholes that businesses should be aware of. -
78% of Companies Targeted With Ransomware; Manufacturing Hit Hardest Manufacturing was one of the hardest hit industries, with companies often paying large sums to their attackers. -
1.4 Million People Hit in Huge Allianz Life Cyberattack Allianz Life, a subsidiary of the global insurance company, confirmed that the "majority" of its customers were affected. -
Why Are So Many Healthcare Companies Getting Hacked? 90% of healthcare companies have been hacked in the last few years. Why are they such an attractive target for hackers? -
This 158-Year Old Company Went Under Due to a Weak Password One employee with a weak password is responsible for a UK institution closing its doors. -
World Leaks Just Leaked 1.3 TB of Files From Its Dell Data Breach According to Dell, the 416,103 leaked files are "primarily synthetic, publicly available or Dell systems/test data." -
Don’t Let Your Staff Download These Browser Extensions Today, browser extensions are ubiquitous. But as a recent malicious campaign shows, they're also a cybersecurity nightmare. -
One of the World’s Largest IT Companies Has Suffered a Data Breach Ingram Micro, which serves thousands of businesses around the world, is reportedly the latest victim of threat group SafePay. -
Australian Airline Qantas Confirms Contact With Possible Hackers Hackers are claiming responsibility for the breach that saw the data of up to six million customers exposed.