#cybersecurity

Open-source AI agent OpenClaw is gaining traction for actually doing tasks on users' computers, but security vulnerabilities raise questions about AI autonomy vs. control.

Physical attacks on cryptocurrency holders jumped 75% in 2025, with Europe accounting for over 40% of incidents and losses exceeding $40 million, marking a violent shift in crypto crime.

A confidential FBI informant revealed in 2017 that Jeffrey Epstein employed an Italian hacker who developed zero-day exploits and sold cyber weapons to governments and terrorist groups.

Fireblocks exposes sophisticated North Korea-linked recruitment scam targeting crypto professionals through fake LinkedIn job interviews and malware-laden assignments.

Linwei Ding found guilty of stealing Google's AI trade secrets for China in landmark case. First AI-related economic espionage conviction signals new era in US-China tech competition

Russian hackers breached Poland's energy infrastructure using default passwords and no multi-factor authentication, exposing critical vulnerabilities in national power systems.

Two security professionals received $600K settlement after being arrested during authorized penetration testing. What does this mean for the cybersecurity industry's future?

Fintech firm Marquis blames SonicWall firewall breach for ransomware attack that exposed hundreds of thousands of customers' personal and financial data, seeks compensation.

Bondu AI toy left over 50,000 children's conversations exposed through unsecured web portal. A Google login was all it took to access intimate chat transcripts and personal data.

Cloud security startup Upwind reached $1.5B valuation in 4 years by taking an 'inside-out' approach to threat detection. Here's why their contrarian bet is paying off big.

Bumble, Match, Panera Bread, and CrunchBase hit by cyberattacks. Why hackers are targeting diverse industries and what it means for data security.

The FBI seized RAMP, the predominant Russian-language ransomware marketplace, dealing a blow to cybercriminals but raising questions about the whack-a-mole nature of dark web enforcement.