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Dutch telecom giant Odido faces a cyber extortion crisis after the ShinyHunters gang claims to have stolen millions of user records. Investigate the breach, methods used, and what's at stake for customers and the industry.
A sophisticated ransomware attack on Conduent has exposed the personal data of over 25 million Americans, raising urgent questions about the security of government contractors.
January 2026 saw fewer actual cyber incidents but a surge in reported threats across Italy, with new laws pushing organizations to disclose more. Brand abuse, phishing, and ransomware remain top dangers as vigilance intensifies.
A Romanian hacker’s guilty plea reveals how he breached an Oregon state government network and sold access online, causing major financial losses. The international investigation highlights the growing threat of initial access brokers and the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity.
A Romanian hacker’s guilty plea reveals how stolen government network access became a commodity on the dark web, exposing systemic risks and prompting a global law enforcement response.
A major data breach at Odido, allegedly orchestrated by ShinyHunters, has exposed millions of sensitive records. Our investigation unpacks the scope, risks, and implications for customers and the Dutch telecom sector.
An unsophisticated attacker breached over 600 FortiGate firewalls worldwide using generative AI, demonstrating how AI is enabling large-scale cybercrime even for novices. Weak credentials and exposed management ports—not software bugs—were the real vulnerabilities.
2026 has seen a dramatic rise in data breaches, with AI-powered attacks targeting everyone—not just major corporations. This investigative feature explores how the threat landscape has changed, why basic mistakes still lead to massive fallout, and what practical steps can keep your data safe.
A hidden code flaw in PayPal’s loan platform exposed sensitive business data for six months. Here’s how it happened, what was at risk, and why experts are sounding the alarm.
A breach at billing firm Catalyst RCM, not the diagnostic labs themselves, led to the exposure of nearly 140,000 US healthcare records, showing how third-party vendors can be the weakest link in medical data security.