The 2024 Olympics are Preparing for the Coming Cyberthreats
The Paris 2024 Olympics is preparing to face an unprecedented challenge in terms of cybersecurity, the main threats being organized crime, activists, and states.
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Do We Trust China-Russia’s Cyber Nonaggression Pact?
Nonaggression pacts signed between countries in the past, such as the Ribbentrop-Molotov agreement between the USSR and Nazi Germany, were meant to prevent a...
Simultaneous Battlefield: Physical and Cyber Warfare
The U.S. Army is seeking new leading-edge technology that will allow Soldiers to fight off electromagnetic and cyber threats at the same time they...
Kaspersky Lab Launches Online Radar for the Most Dangerous Cyberthreats
As complex operations become an increasingly frequent feature of contemporary cybercrime, Kaspersky Lab is launching an online service that brings together all the information...
Why Is Health Data Under Such a Cybersecurity Threat?
Health technology provider, e-prescription company MediSecure was recently subject to a severe large-scale ransomware attack affecting people's personal and health information, which apparently stemmed...
The Robot at your side may kill you
The rush to automate more factory processes may look like it’s saving money, but to Ken Westin, a senior security analyst at Tripwire, it’s...
INTERPOL Dismantles Thousands of Cybercrime Networks in Africa, Recovering Millions
An extensive international cybercrime operation coordinated by INTERPOL has led to the takedown of more than 11,000 malicious infrastructures across Africa and the arrest...
Passkeys Are Not Immune: New Research Highlights Critical Vulnerability
A recent investigation by Proofpoint security researchers has revealed a serious vulnerability in passkey-based authentication systems, raising concerns over their current level of protection...
Should Students Learn About Phishing? The Rise of Fraud Scams
Fraud is one of the most common crimes in the world nowadays, and AI is making it much more widespread and harder to detect....
Major Spyware Effecting Key Web Browsers Discovered
Google has discovered a new commercial spyware that exploits vulnerabilities in Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Defender. The Google Threat Analysis Group (TAG)...
NATO To Hold Hybrid Combat Drill, Largest Since Cold War
NATO is preparing to hold its most complex military drills in decades — perhaps since the Cold War — as it readies allied troops...
Airport security devices vulnerable to hackers
At the Black Hat 2014 conference, Billy Rios of Qualys Security revealed details about several vulnerabilities he was able to find, most notably in...
Secure Communication Software for Military Use
In order to improve its situational awareness capabilities, the U.S. Army is developing new tactical software that will allow commanders to communicate more effectively...
IoT Devices and the Danger of Update Complacency
Internet of Things (IoT) devices nowadays are prominent in almost every area of our lives, industry, and critical infrastructures. These permanently connected smart devices...
Israel’s Electric Corporation – Global Target for Hackers
Inside the national cyber command room of Israel's Electric Corporation: 4,680 cyber events every second * 600 million blocks of information each day *...
Critical Infrastructures – to what Extent Are They Cyber-Resilient?
Iran’s cyberattack in April on Israel’s water infrastructure aimed at raising chlorine levels in the country’s drinking water, according to a report by the...
Department of Homeland Security urges Lenovo users to remove Superfish
The U.S. government is warning Lenovo users they must remove an adware (advertising-supported software) called ’Superfish’ from their digital platforms.
The Department of Homeland Security...
China’s next Step Towards Control Of The Internet
China is planning to set up "cybersecurity police stations” at major internet companies and for websites so authorities can move more quickly against illegal online...
Voice Recognition Technology is Gaining Momentum
China has been developing voice recognition technology for identification and surveillance purposes after it already turned face recognition into a constantly used technology. In...
Israel – a Hacktivist’s Dream
Despite the rise in cyber attacks as a response to western involvement in the Ukraine-Russia war, Israel is still the most targeted nation by...
Ukraine Malware Blackouts and The Physical Threats of Cyber Warfare
Back in 2016, Ukraine experienced the first-ever known malware-caused blackout that affected a fifth of Kyiv's citizens. Six years later, during the early stages...
Wave of DDoS Attacks and Disinformation Amid Israel-Iran Conflict
As the Israel-Iran conflict intensifies, cyberspace has become a secondary battlefield, with digital offensives escalating in both scope and complexity. The result has been...

















































