CybersecurityUpdate

ExpressVPN Passes Independent No-Logs Audit in 2025
ExpressVPN, one of the leading players in the VPN market, has recently reaffirmed its commitment to user privacy through an independent audit of its no-logs policy. Conducted by e...
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Ransomware Attack on Hospital Linked to Patient Death
In a chilling reminder of the real-world consequences of cybercrime, a recent ransomware attack on a hospital in DĂĽsseldorf, Germany, has been linked to the death of a patient, mar...
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nOAuth Flaw Threatens 9% of Microsoft Entra Apps
Two years after its initial discovery, a critical security flaw known as nOAuth continues to plague a significant portion of Microsoft Entra SaaS applications, leaving enterprise s...
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Time for Users to Ditch Meta and Regulators to Punish It
Meta is once again in the news for all the wrong reasons, violating user privacy and security on Android—yet again....
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Aflac Cyberattack Exposes Sensitive Customer Data
The insurance industry has been rocked by yet another significant cybersecurity breach, with Aflac, a major U.S. supplemental insurance provider, disclosing a cyberattack that may...
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AT&T Settles $177M Over 2024 Data Breach Lawsuits
The telecommunications giant AT&T has recently received court approval to pay a staggering $177 million settlement to resolve lawsuits stemming from a series of data breaches i...
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PRC-Linked Cyberespionage Targets Telecom Industry
The telecommunications industry, a backbone of global connectivity, is under siege by sophisticated cyber actors linked to the People’s Republic of China (PRC). A recent bulletin...
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U.S. House Bans WhatsApp on Government Devices Over Risks
The U.S. House of Representatives has taken a decisive step in tightening cybersecurity protocols for its staffers, banning the use of Meta’s WhatsApp messaging app on government-i...
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16 Billion Login Credentials Exposed in Major Breach
In a digital landscape increasingly fraught with cyber threats, a staggering revelation has emerged: 16 billion login credentials have been exposed in what may be one of the larges...
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Godfather Malware Targets 400+ Banking Apps Worldwide
The digital banking landscape is under siege as a new wave of sophisticated malware, dubbed "Godfather," has evolved to hijack legitimate mobile banking applications, posing an unp...
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DuckDuckGo Boosts Browser with New Scam Blocker Feature
In a digital landscape increasingly fraught with online threats, DuckDuckGo has unveiled a significant enhancement to its privacy-focused browser through a recent company announcem...
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Austria Approves Police Monitoring of Encrypted Apps
The Austrian government has taken a significant step toward enhancing national security by agreeing on a controversial plan to allow police to monitor suspects’ secure messaging ap...
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UK Pushes Smart Device Privacy with New Guidelines
The tech industry has long operated in a gray area when it comes to consumer privacy, particularly with the rise of connected devices like smart TVs, air fryers, and speakers. A r...
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T-Mobile Data Leak: Company Denies Breach Amid Identity Theft Fears
In a claim that has sent ripples across the telecommunications and cybersecurity landscapes, hackers recently asserted they had stolen the personal data of 64 million T-Mobile cust...
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Paragon Spyware Targets European Journalists on iOS
The world of cybersecurity and digital surveillance has been rocked by recent revelations about the use of sophisticated spyware to target European journalists. According to a det...
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