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NordProtect bundles VPN, identity theft insurance, and data monitoring into subscription plans. What happens when privacy becomes a purchasable commodity?
MicroStrategy announces bitcoin security program amid quantum computing concerns, signaling proactive approach to long-term crypto threats while shares rebound 6% in pre-market.
Chinese researchers achieved device-independent quantum encryption over 100km of fiber optic cable, marking a breakthrough in unhackable communication technology that could reshape cybersecurity.
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La Sapienza University in Rome faces third day of system shutdown after ransomware attack. Why universities are becoming prime targets for cybercriminals and what it means for higher education security.
From Claude Code to OpenAI's Codex, AI agents are now controlling computers directly. But as convenience grows, so do security risks and questions about human agency.
APT28 hackers reverse-engineered a Microsoft Office vulnerability within 48 hours of patch release, targeting diplomatic and transport organizations across multiple countries with sophisticated stealth techniques.
Popular text editor Notepad++ was compromised for 6 months by suspected Chinese state hackers who selectively delivered backdoored updates to specific targets, exposing critical vulnerabilities in open-source infrastructure
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Hacking group ShinyHunters published over 1 million records from Harvard and UPenn after universities refused ransom demands. Social engineering attacks highlight vulnerabilities in higher education.
European officials reveal Russian space vehicles have intercepted communications from over a dozen satellites, raising concerns about data theft and potential satellite manipulation.
Chinese state hackers controlled Notepad++ update infrastructure for six months, selectively targeting users with backdoored versions while others received clean updates.
Popular code editor Notepad++ was compromised by Chinese state-sponsored hackers for six months, selectively targeting specific users with malicious updates through hijacked hosting servers.
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Chinese government-linked hackers compromised Notepad++ updates from June to December 2025, targeting organizations with East Asian interests. A wake-up call for open source security.
