Inside the Negotiation: How a County Agreed to Pay $1 Million in Bitcoin A local government entity in the United States — widely believed to be...
The Blast Radius of Modern Conflict War doesn’t stay in one place anymore. When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, the shockwaves rippled through fiber-optic cables and...
How a Single Misconfigured Server Blew Open a Massive WordPress Hacking Ring For three weeks, a cybercrime crew left one of its own servers wide open...
The Inventory Mirage: Why Most Companies Get It Wrong Most enterprises assume their asset inventory is close enough to accurate. The evidence suggests otherwise. According to...
When a Website Tells an AI to Pay Up Imagine an autonomous AI agent browsing the web to fetch a software library. It lands on a...
The World Stage, Now Digital Mexico’s cybersecurity strategy — still rolling out in phases — just hit a trial by fire. The FIFA World Cup isn’t...
The Bug That Won’t Patch A single wrong variable on one line. That’s all it takes. Alibaba’s XQUIC library — the backbone of their HTTP/3 and...
The Attack That Doesn’t Need a Fake Login Page Most phishing attacks rely on a convincing replica of a login page. The user types credentials, and...
A Dangerous Linux Flaw Just Got Easier to Weaponize Security teams just got a new headache. A working proof-of-concept exploit for a nasty Linux kernel bug...
The World’s Most Digital Nation Is Pushing Further Estonia has long been the poster child for digital government. Citizens vote online, file taxes in minutes, and...