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How did Iran manage to knock a UK power generator offline for four days, and what does it mean for other critical infrastructure? The experts weigh in
By Benedict Collins Published
NCSC issues new warning over OT and edge devices

Top AI tools including Claude, Codex, and Hermes installed suspicious code inside corporate networks
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
There is a new class of "squatting" risks emerging right in front of us and it involves llms.txt and llms-full.txt documentation.

Carhartt data breach exposed information from 12.9 million user accounts
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
Names, emails, and more Carhartt data has been exposed by ShinyHunters.

How did the Manchester Airports Group cyberattack take place, and what data was exposed in the 8.7 million customer records? The experts weigh in
By Benedict Collins Published
Email addresses, phone numbers, vehicle registrations and postcodes of up to 8.7 million customers were stolen

US government alcohol and firearms agency ATF declares ‘major incident’ after ransomware gang claims cyberattack
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
Hackers break into a standalone system with information on targets of ATF investigations.

OpenAI reveals group calling for greater cybersecurity protection against AI, signs up Microsoft, Google and many more
By Benedict Collins Published
If you give everyone AI defenses, you level the playing field against attackers, OpenAI says.

Nearly 9 million users hit in cyberattack on UK's biggest airport owner
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
No one claimed responsibility just yet and the data hasn't leaked on the dark web.

US says Chinese hackers broke into Justice Department, NASA, Federal Reserve, Senate, and more
By Benedict Collins Published
Chinese state-sponsored hackers breached multiple US agencies and departments using a botnet to obscure their traffic.

OpenAI reveals more on Hugging Face AI hack incident, and it's pretty disturbing stuff — AI agents organized into a ‘swarm’, considered the risks of attack, and did whatever it took to achieve its goal
By Benedict Collins Published
Further details of the Hugging Face attack reveal how resourceful OpenAI's agents became in attempting to solve an impossible task.
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