The anatomy of a non-leak: How a public Orbán quote became a cybersecurity myth
A viral story claimed a 'leaked call' exposed a Hungarian leader's comments. The truth? It was a public interview. A case study in misinformation.
FBI and Pentagon warn of Iranian hackers targeting U.S. operational technology
A joint federal advisory warns that Iranian hackers are targeting U.S. water and energy sectors by exploiting default passwords on operational technol
Iran-linked hackers disrupt US critical infrastructure via PLC attacks
A federal warning highlights how an Iran-linked group exploited default passwords on industrial controllers to disrupt a US water utility, a stark rem
Predatory Sparrow claims attack on Iranian oil refinery amid escalating cyber conflict
A deep-dive analysis of the cyberattack on Iran's Lavan oil refinery, claimed by the Predatory Sparrow hacking group, and its geopolitical implication
TikTok dismantles covert influence networks targeting Hungarian elections
TikTok removed covert networks using fake accounts to amplify political attacks against both the government and opposition ahead of Hungary's election
The remediation crisis: why HackerOne is rethinking bug bounties in the age of AI
AI tools are finding bugs faster than open source projects can fix them, creating a remediation crisis that is forcing bug bounty platforms like Hacke
The Strait of Hormuz flashpoint: When military threats meet cyber warfare
A 2013 military threat from Iran to close the Strait of Hormuz serves as a critical case study for how modern geopolitical conflicts now blend cyber w
State-aligned hackers target prominent Egyptian journalists in sophisticated phishing attack
A report by Access Now and Lookout details a sophisticated spearphishing campaign against two Egyptian journalists, likely linked to state-sponsored a
Breach exposes sensitive LAPD files stored in city attorney system
A deep dive into the LockBit ransomware attack on the LA City Attorney's office, which exposed 7.7 TB of sensitive LAPD files and personal data.
Hack-for-hire spyware campaign targets journalists in Middle East, North Africa
A joint investigation reveals the Bitter APT group, with suspected ties to India, is using ProSpy spyware to target journalists in the MENA region.
US dismantles Russian GRU botnet used for global DNS hijacking
The FBI has dismantled a global botnet of compromised routers controlled by Russia's APT28, thwarting a DNS hijacking campaign aimed at espionage.
Iranian threat actors disrupt US critical infrastructure via exposed PLCs
Attackers linked to Iran compromised Internet-facing industrial controllers using default passwords, causing operational disruption across US critical