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Two Americans helped North Korean IT operatives infiltrate over 100 U.S. companies, generating $5 million for Pyongyang through stolen identities and sophisticated digital deception.
A new wave of cyberattacks has struck Ukrainian hospitals and emergency services, with hackers using the AgingFly malware to steal sensitive data, credentials, and even hijack computers for cryptocurrency mining. The campaign marks a dangerous escalation in cyber warfare targeting the country's critical infrastructure.
Palantir Technologies sits at the intersection of tech innovation and geopolitical power. Discover how its software is revolutionizing military operations, immigration enforcement, and corporate strategy—while stoking concerns over privacy, ethics, and digital dependence.
The CIA’s 'Ghost Murmur'—a blend of quantum magnetometry and AI—enabled the rescue of a downed pilot in Iran by detecting his heartbeat from afar, raising profound questions about the future of surveillance and privacy.
The CIA’s secretive 'Ghost Murmur' technology used AI and quantum magnetometry to find a missing U.S. pilot by detecting his heartbeat in Iran—ushering in a new era of surveillance and privacy concerns.
Russian state-backed hackers turned outdated SOHO routers into global credential-harvesting tools, compromising government, infrastructure, and consumer devices across 120 countries. Learn how Forest Blizzard’s low-profile campaign exploited a blind spot in internet security.
TA416, a China-linked hacking group, is ramping up espionage across Europe using invisible web bugs and sophisticated malware delivery chains. Their evolving tactics target diplomats and government officials with unprecedented stealth.
Tal Dilian, founder of Intellexa and creator of the infamous Predator spyware, is appealing his conviction in the Greek 'Predatorgate' scandal—a case that exposed the dark side of surveillance technology and upended the country’s political landscape.
Hidden intermediaries—brokers, resellers, and contractors—are supercharging the global spyware market, making it opaque and nearly impossible to regulate. This investigation reveals how these shadowy actors enable the unchecked spread of surveillance tools worldwide.
In a dramatic cyberattack, the Handala group claims to have breached the email account of ex-Mossad deputy Deborah Oppenheimer, now an Israeli security chief, potentially exposing sensitive intelligence communications.