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Iranian-backed hackers go to work after US strikes

Middle East Politics · United States

Iranian-backed hackers go to work after US strikes

71% Center coverage: 38 sources

Nearly Half of Ransomware Victims Still Pay Out, Says Sophos

Nearly Half of Ransomware Victims Still Pay Out, Says Sophos

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Infosec in Brief: PLUS: Crooks target hardware crypto wallets; Bad flaws in Brother printers; ,O365 allows takeover-free phishing; and more See the Story

HCLTech and AMD Forge Strategic Alliance to Develop Future-Ready Solutions Across AI, Digital and Cloud

HCLTech and AMD Forge Strategic Alliance to Develop Future-Ready Solutions Across AI, Digital and Cloud

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/PRNewswire/ -- HCLTech (NSE: HCLTECH.NS) (BSE: HCLTECH.BO), a leading global technology company, and AMD (NASDAQ: AMD), a leader in high-performance and...See the Story

$2.37B Lost in 121 Recorded Crypto Hacks in H1 2025: SlowMist

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

SlowMist’s 2025 mid-year report reveals blockchain security incidents resulted in $2.373 billion losses across 121 attacks during the first half of 2025. The data shows DeFi protocols remained primary targets while exchange breaches generated the largest individual losses, highlighting persistent vulnerabilities in crypto infrastructure. Blockchain security sector shows mixed patterns The first half of 2025 witnessed 121 security incidents acros…Cyber Security See the Story

Meet the 17-Year-Old Who Helped Change Microsoft's Bug Bounty Program

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Dylan's interest in computers began at a young age. He started with simple programming platforms like Scratch and gradually moved on to more complex languages such as HTML. By the time he was in elementary school, he was already exploring the code behind educational websites.Read Entire ArticleSecurity See the Story

Companies View Rapid Ai Progress as a Top Security Risk

Data Threat Report 2025 shows that 74 percent of German companies see rapid AI progress as a top security risk related to GenAI. Furthermore, malware remains the dominant type of attack since 2021; phishing rises to second place, ransomware falls to third place. The results of the Thales Data Threat Report 2025 show that the focus is on the transformative effects of AI. GenAI is particularly highlighted. The tools depend to a large extent on hig…Germany · Germany Read Article

Cybersecurity at Bundes-It According to Bundesrechnungshof Flawed

The Bundesrechnungshof warns once again against serious IT security gaps in the federal administration. A confidential report to the budget committee of the Bundestag reveals massive deficits in the federal digital infrastructure report media such as Der Spiegel or Heise Online. The report shows alarming findings. In July 2025 a new confidential report of the Bundesrechnungshof became known, which sharply criticizes the cybersecurity of the fede…Cyber Security · Germany Read Article

The European Vulnerability Database (Euvd) Is Online

The European Union has put the European Union Vulnerability Database live. The central database lists known vulnerabilities, gives recommendations for fixes and strengthens the cybersecurity of KRITIS companies, IT service providers and European software providers. Vulnerability databases play a crucial role in security operations. They serve as central collection points for known security gaps and provide standardised information that enables c…European Union · Germany Read Article

Agentic Ai: Danger From Autonomous Ai-Based Cyberattacks

Agentic AI is able to conduct cyberattacks independently from start to finish. These autonomous, self-learning AI systems can plan, execute, and adjust attacks without human intervention in real time. This illustrates how much the threat potential of AI is changing – in speed, scope, and sophistication. The speed with which AI technologies are evolving is constantly expanding the capabilities of attackers – and also security providers. Agentic A…Germany · Germany Read Article

Are Companies Prepared Against Quantum-Based Cyberattacks?

The Q-Day is becoming a real threat. The new report shows how companies are preparing. "Q-Day" is the day when malicious actors will have access to quantum-based cyber attacks – it could enter 2030. To continue to ensure digital security, today's cryptography needs to change dramatically. By 2030, quantum computers with cryptographic relevance could become commercially available. Their superior computing power would allow today's common and high…Germany · Germany Read Article

Hackers Take Control of a Dam for 4 Hours: a Real Disaster Could Happen

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The hackers managed to remotely control a dam in Norway thanks to a weak password, opening the floodgates and releasing nearly 500 liters of water per second.Norway · Norway See the Story

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