Category: Cyber Security
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Russia criminalizes VPN searches under a new amendment that aims to punish not just the sharing of “extremist” content—but even the act of searching for it online. The proposed law targets anyone who uses VPNs or other tools to access restricted information, marking a sharp escalation in the Kremlin’s digital control. The Law Behind the…
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The NoName057(16) takedown is one of the most significant law enforcement actions against a pro-Russian cybercriminal group to date. A global crackdown dubbed Operation Eastwood has dismantled the infrastructure behind the notorious hacking group. Between July 14 and 17, law enforcement agencies coordinated raids across Europe, targeting the group responsible for thousands of politically motivated…
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Fake travel deals are spreading fast online, and scammers are cashing in big. As summer travel ramps up, cybercriminals have built an underground market for discounted luxury trips—funded by fraud. Cybersecurity experts warn that fake travel agencies are luring unsuspecting customers with unbeatable offers. But behind the slick websites and ads lies a sophisticated scam…
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Taiwan chip industry hacks are escalating as China-linked cyber groups increase espionage efforts targeting semiconductor firms and financial analysts, according to a new report from cybersecurity firm Proofpoint. Between March and June 2025, at least three Chinese-affiliated hacking groups launched sustained attacks on semiconductor design firms, manufacturers, and related organizations in Taiwan. Some campaigns are…
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The Gaskar cyberattack may be one of Ukraine’s boldest digital operations to date. A coordinated cyberespionage campaign has completely paralyzed Gaskar Integration, a major Russian military drone supplier. Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR), together with ethical hacking groups like the Ukrainian Cyber Alliance and VO Team, launched a sweeping cyberstrike against the company. The result?…
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A new study confirms what many cybersecurity teams have long suspected: the biggest threat may come from just a few people. According to a new report, human error cyber risks are heavily concentrated—just 10% of employees are responsible for nearly 75% of risky behavior in the workplace. Small Group, Big Risk The research comes from…
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A major cyberespionage campaign by Chinese hacking group Salt Typhoon infiltrated a US state’s Army National Guard network, compromising data across the country. According to a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) memo, the attackers had persistent access from March to December 2024, raising alarm among cybersecurity officials. Hackers Extracted National Guard Data Across States The…
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A newly disclosed Windows Hello flaw allows hackers to manipulate facial recognition templates and unlock sensitive systems using their own faces. Security researchers warn that Windows Hello for Business suffers from a core design flaw that makes it possible to “swap faces” and access privileged user accounts. Researchers Reveal Critical Biometric Weakness Researchers from cybersecurity…
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Uncrackable password tips aren’t just good advice anymore—they’re essential. A new study by Specops shows that nearly 99% of breached passwords are so weak, they can be cracked in under a minute. That means your “Coco1234” password isn’t fooling anyone, least of all a cybercriminal with a GPU rig. If your password is short, reused,…
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A newly revealed eSIM security flaw could allow attackers to clone digital SIM profiles, hijack communications, and bypass key protections on billions of devices worldwide. Poland-based Security Exploration successfully breached the Kigen eUICC chip, a common platform for embedded SIM (eSIM) functionality. Major operators like AT&T, T-Mobile, Vodafone, and China Mobile use this chip in…