In a sobering first for the UK, the Bank of England has directly linked a cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover to slower national economic growth. The attack shut down JLR’s production for a month and required government financial intervention. This marks the first time cybercrime has caused material da
As cyber threats escalate, even coffee machines need enterprise-grade security. TeamViewer’s CISO reveals how they’re building security into everything from remote access platforms to digital workplace solutions.
Cisco is dealing with another wave of attacks against its firewalls while also patching two critical vulnerabilities in its contact center software. The new firewall attacks cause devices to continually reload, creating denial-of-service conditions. Both issues require immediate attention from secur
The latest Windows security update is causing unexpected BitLocker recovery prompts, potentially locking users out of their systems. This affects Windows 11 25H2, 24H2, and Windows 10 22H2 installations. Users should verify their BitLocker recovery keys before updating.
The EU’s cybersecurity agency reveals hacktivist groups are overwhelmingly responsible for DDoS attacks on public sector targets. While these attacks dominate incident numbers, data breaches and ransomware cause far more disruption to critical services.
Have I Been Pwned just processed the largest breach dataset in its history, adding nearly 2 billion email addresses and 1.3 billion passwords. The data comes from credential stuffing lists compiled from previous breaches. Despite rumors, Gmail itself wasn’t hacked – these are recycled credentials fr
North Korean threat group Kimsuky has deployed a sophisticated new backdoor called HTTPTroy against South Korean targets. The malware uses layered encryption and memory-resident techniques to avoid detection. Here’s what makes this threat different and why defenders should pay attention.
AI-generated hurricane images are spreading dangerous misinformation during real disasters. One viral photo showed birds that would be larger than football fields if the image were real. Experts warn this is making crisis communication much harder.
A fake AI image of Hurricane Melissa went viral showing birds that would be larger than football fields flying at impossible altitudes. The image spread across multiple platforms with help from coordinated bot farms, highlighting the growing problem of AI misinformation during disasters.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s cybersecurity program has been deemed “not effective” by federal auditors. The agency’s security maturity dropped dramatically while 35 systems operated without proper authorization. Staff cuts and contractor terminations have crippled the agency’s security
