cybersecurity
SentinelOne Reports Strong Q1 FY2026 Financial Results
SentinelOne’s Q1 FY2026 results show 23% revenue growth, improved margins, and a new $200M share repurchase program.
How Riot Games is Combatting Cyberattacks Amid Rising Threats
Riot Games faces increasing cyber threats, including ransomware and DDoS attacks. Here’s how the company is responding to protect its systems and users.
Microsoft Introduces Passwordless Default for New Accounts
Microsoft now makes passwordless sign-ins the default for new accounts, replacing traditional passwords with passkeys and other secure methods.
Why Multi-Factor Authentication Is Becoming Easier to Bypass and How to Respond
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is increasingly vulnerable to bypass techniques. Learn why this is happening and actionable steps to improve security.
Armenia Co-Authors WHO Cybersecurity Guide for Health
WHO Europe published a cybersecurity guide for digital health systems co-authored by Armenia’s Hayk Mkrtchyan.
Windows 10 Bug Exploited by Ransomware Remains Unpatched
Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday reveals a critical Windows 10 vulnerability actively exploited by ransomware, with no immediate fix available.
Californians Urged to Delete Genetic Data from 23andMe Amid Bankruptcy Concerns
Californians urged to delete 23andMe genetic data amid 2025 bankruptcy concerns. Learn how to protect your privacy under California law.
QNodeOS: The Dawn of the Quantum Internet Era
Researchers at Delft University of Technology have unveiled QNodeOS, the first operating system for quantum networks, marking a pivotal step towards a practical quantum internet.
Everyone Knows Your Location: The Mobile App Data Privacy Problem
Researcher tim.sh discovered that mobile apps, even when location services are disabled, collect and transmit user location data. This happens through ad SDKs embedded in the apps. Collected data includes not just latitude and longitude, but also IP address, timestamps,…
ScatterBrain: How Hackers Hide Their Malware
Computer security experts have discovered a new, sophisticated method hackers are using to hide their malicious software. It’s called ScatterBrain. Think of it like a special “translator” that makes code unreadable, like a secret code. This allows criminals to hide…
US Navy Warns Personnel Against Using DeepSeek’s AI Due to Security and Ethical Concerns
The US Navy has issued a formal warning to its personnel, advising them against using DeepSeek’s AI platform in any capacity due to significant privacy, security, and ethical concerns. This development underscores growing apprehensions about the use of advanced artificial…
Tenable Mourns the Loss of CEO Amit Yoran
Columbia, MD, January 4, 2025 – Tenable Holdings, Inc. has announced the passing of its Chairman and CEO, Amit Yoran, after a courageous battle with cancer. A visionary leader and pioneer in cybersecurity, Yoran joined Tenable in 2016, leading the…
How to Detect USB-C Cables with Hidden Hacker Hardware
USB-C cables are typically used to transfer data or charge devices, but some can hide malicious hardware capable of intercepting data, eavesdropping on calls and messages, or even taking full control of your PC or smartphone. The first such cables…
Hackers Exploit Fake Brand Collaborations to Target YouTube Creators with Malware
Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting popular YouTube creators with fake brand collaboration offers as part of a sophisticated phishing campaign designed to distribute malware, according to a recent report by cybersecurity firm CloudSEK. The attackers use convincing tactics to trick content…
Azerbaijan’s Digital Campaign Under Scrutiny: OpenAI Uncovers AI-Powered Influence Operation
In a groundbreaking investigation, OpenAI has exposed an advanced influence operation linked to Azerbaijan, codenamed “A2Z.” This sophisticated campaign, leveraging artificial intelligence to shape digital narratives, marks a significant evolution in modern influence operations. The network managed roughly 150 social…