#Cybersecurity

Google's Project Zero proved Pixel modem firmware can be remotely exploited. The fix for Pixel 10? Rust. Here's why that matters—and why the rest of the industry is watching.

Booking.com confirmed a data breach exposing names, emails, addresses, phone numbers, and booking details. Hackers are already using the data for phishing attacks.

The Trump administration is battling Anthropic in court while simultaneously urging Wall Street banks to test its Mythos AI model. What does this contradiction reveal about US AI policy?

Two class action lawsuits allege LinkedIn secretly scanned users' browsers to identify installed extensions. Here's what happened, who's behind it, and why it matters.

Anthropic launched Claude Mythos Preview alongside Project Glasswing, a 50-plus company consortium tackling AI-driven cybersecurity threats. Here's what it means for the future of digital defense.

Iranian government-backed hackers have escalated from data theft to physically manipulating U.S. water, power, and local government control systems. A joint FBI-NSA-CISA-DOE advisory confirms operational disruption has already occurred.

A public Quizlet set apparently leaked confidential CBP security procedures near Kingsville, Texas. It stayed live for weeks—until a journalist sent a text.

FBI surveillance systems breached, North Korea steals $280M in crypto, Claude Code leaks malware, and a 22-year-old student helps take down a record botnet. This week in cybersecurity.

Fake shelter apps, death threats by text, and silent infrastructure attacks. The Iran-Israel-US cyber conflict is reshaping what war looks like in 2026.

LiteLLM ditched compliance startup Delve after credential-stealing malware hit its open source tool — and Delve itself faces allegations of generating fake audit data. What this means for third-party security trust.

P3 Global Intel, which powers anonymous crime tip systems for law enforcement worldwide, suffered a major breach. The implications go far beyond a typical data leak.

Malware found in LiteLLM, a core AI developer tool downloaded 3.4M times daily. A supply chain attack, credential theft, and a compliance certification scandal wrapped into one story.