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February marked a turning point as cyber incidents jumped 60%, impacting Italian public and private sectors. Experts urge urgent action to strengthen cyber defenses amid escalating digital threats.
As Italy’s healthcare system embraces digital transformation, hospitals face mounting cybersecurity threats. Sensitive patient data, technical cookies, and web vulnerabilities create new risks, making robust digital defenses more critical than ever.
The arrest of LeakBase's alleged owner in Russia marks a dramatic turn in the fight against cybercrime, exposing both the scale of the forum’s illicit operations and the challenges of international law enforcement cooperation.
The 2026 Cyber Crime Conference in Rome exposes a new era of cyber threats: AI-driven attacks, blurred lines between crime and geopolitics, and a legal system racing to keep up. Get the inside story on the frontlines of digital warfare.
ShinyHunters claims control of BreachForums v5, threatening to leak private user data unless fake forums disappear. The cybercrime world reels as the notorious group exposes chaos and infighting in the wake of FBI takedowns.
A security breach at Ajax Amsterdam allowed a hacker to access fan data and transfer tickets, exposing major flaws in the club’s IT systems. The incident spotlights the risks facing digital infrastructures in professional sports.
Leak Bazaar is the latest evolution in cybercrime: a dark web marketplace that processes and packages stolen corporate data for maximum profit. By refining leaks into usable formats and targeting specific buyers, Leak Bazaar is changing the game for both criminals and their victims.
February 2026 brought a dramatic 60% spike in cyber incidents across Italy, coinciding with the Winter Olympics and new NIS2 regulations. Despite increased attacks on manufacturing, tech, and public sectors, Olympic events were unaffected, highlighting both heightened threats and strengthened defenses.
In January 2026, Hightower Holding disclosed a data breach affecting over 130,000 individuals. Hackers used stolen credentials to access sensitive personal information, including Social Security and driver’s license numbers. The company is offering identity protection but the threat of identity theft remains.
Russian police have arrested an alleged administrator of LeakBase, a major stolen-data marketplace, following a global crackdown led by the FBI and European agencies. The move marks a significant moment in cross-border cybercrime enforcement.