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A 17-year-old male surrendered to police in Las Vegas and was booked on charges related to 2023 cyberattacks against the city's casino and hospitality industry.

Russia is reportedly ramping up covert influence operations ahead of Moldova’s parliamentary election in an alleged attempt to block its path to the European Union.

In a statement released on Sunday, the company said the incident affected a provider supporting the North American branch’s customer service.

Senate Intelligence Chairman Tom Cotton wants to put off debate over rewriting a controversial spy program until 2027, sources say, keeping it out of midterm election season while giving a special panel time to make recommendations.

With scientists now demonstrating that they can decode attempted speech based on the neural data they collect from Brain Computer Interface (BCI) research subjects with implants, patients and advocates say the importance of adequate data protections has grown.

Airports in London, Brussels and Berlin are among those working to restore check-in systems and overcome delays after a ransomware attack on a U.S. technology provider.

CISA has released two documents explaining its plans for the CVE Program — a critical cybersecurity resource used globally to catalog thousands of software and hardware bugs.

The Scattered Spider cybercriminal operation was able to extort at least $115 million in a three-year spree that also included the breach of a federal court network, U.S. authorities said in unsealing charges against one suspect.

An industry watchdog group found that the popular YouTuber MrBeast collected children’s data without obtaining consent from parents.

Slovak cybersecurity firm ESET said it had detected four cases in which both groups compromised the same Ukrainian machines.

A cache of leaked documents from the Beijing-based company called GoLaxy lays out a chilling new approach to information warfare: an army of AI personas, engineered to look like us, think like us, and win our trust.

Russia's aviation sector continues to report digital disruptions, with the latest affecting the website of one of its busiest airports.

Britain's foreign intelligence agency has a new darkweb site for foreigners to share "sensitive information on global instability, international terrorism or hostile state intelligence activity."

Cybersecurity firm Radware discovered a vulnerability they call “ShadowLeak” where an attacker could exploit the vulnerability by simply sending an email to the user.

Katherine Sutton most recently served as the chief technology adviser to the commander and director of Pentagon operations at U.S. Cyber Command.

The Digital ECA mandates that tech companies take “reasonable measures” to block young users from accessing content which features violence, porn, sexual exploitation, drugs or gambling, as well as content that encourages self harm.

Siberia-based airline KrasAvia experienced some outages to digital services in an incident that bears similarities to one that Ukraine-aligned hackers claimed in late July.

Officials in Balkh, one of Afghanistan’s most populous provinces, confirmed earlier this week that internet cables had been disconnected following a “complete ban” issued by Hibatullah Akhundzada, the Taliban’s reclusive leader.

A 19-year-old and an 18-year-old have been arrested and charged in the hack of London's transport agency in 2024 — an attack attributed to the Scattered Spider cybercrime collective.

In refusing to overturn the decision or greenlight a new trial, U.S. District Judge James Donato shot down Meta’s claim that recordings of women’s data obtained from the period tracking app Flo were "secondhand" and are therefore not covered by the California wiretapping law which Meta is accused of violating.