Latest AI and technology news in Cyber Security category.
The U.S. cybersecurity agency CISA faces challenges amid budget cuts and staff reductions under the Trump administration. Learn how these changes affect national cyber defense and what this means for the future of cybersecurity preparedness.
Peter Williams, former head of L3Harris Trenchant, was sentenced to seven years for selling hacking tools to a Russian broker. This article explores the case, the implications for cybersecurity, and lessons from insider threats in tech firms.
Apple’s global rollout of age-verification tools ensures compliance with evolving child safety laws by blocking adult app downloads. Learn how this impacts users and developers alike.
Wikipedia editors have removed all links to Archive.today after an alleged DDoS attack, citing concerns over security and reliability. Discover why Wikipedia took this unprecedented step and what it means for online archiving.
Discover how OpenAI debated alerting authorities over Jesse Van Rootselaar’s violent chat descriptions, highlighting the challenges of AI oversight. What are the risks and limits of AI monitoring for safety?
A Ukrainian man was sentenced for orchestrating identity theft schemes that helped North Koreans secure fraudulent jobs at dozens of U.S. firms, funneling funds to support the DPRK's nuclear weapons program. This case reveals the complex interplay of cybercrime and geopolitical sanctions evasion.
Cellebrite halted sales to Serbia over abuse of its phone unlocking tools, raising questions about its approach amid new allegations from Jordan and Kenya. This article explores how Cellebrite handles these issues and what it means for other countries.
FBI reports a sharp rise in ATM jackpotting attacks, allowing hackers to steal millions by forcing machines to dispense cash. Discover how these attacks happen, their risks, and practical steps to evaluate ATM security.
Discover how Germ integrates end-to-end encryption directly within Bluesky's app, pioneering native private messaging on this social network. Learn what this means for user privacy and communication.
Def Con, one of the world's largest hacking conferences, has banned hackers Pablos Holman, Vincenzo Iozzo, and former MIT Media Lab director Joichi Ito due to reported connections with Jeffrey Epstein. This decision raises questions about accountability and ethical boundaries within tech communities.
