Artificial intelligence is transforming cybersecurity but not always in ways that favour defenders. As AI tools become more powerful and accessible, cybercriminals are gaining the ability to launch attacks faster, automate reconnaissance, create more convincing phishing campaigns, and identify vulnerabilities at unprecedented speed. For Canadian organizations, the challenge is no longer simply preventing cyberattacks; it...Read More
The EPP Group wants to make cyber-bullying a criminal offence right across the EU. Today, the European Parliament will debate the impact of cyber violence in its various forms on young people during a plenary debate. “Cyber-bullying must be tackled at EU level to ensure that people across Europe have the same level of protection...Read More
Rajkot: A six-year-old girl was rescued within two hours of allegedly being kidnapped from near her home in the Metoda GIDC area on Saturday after her mother immediately alerted the police through the 112 emergency helpline. Police arrested a 36-year-old man, Vikram Gaur, who allegedly lured the child with an ice cream and took her...Read More
Most alarms about artificial intelligence and national security come from think tanks, academics, or opinion writers with a policy axe to grind. Brandt Pasco’s recent essay, “AI Is a National Security Problem, But Q Day Is Coming,” published August 21, 2026 in The National Interest, draws its alarm from a different quarter entirely: the National...Read More
“AI is the main facilitator and threat at the same time,” says Tomer Bar, AVP Security Research at identity-driven cyber resilience and crisis response company Semperis, which boasts a security research team of around 10 researchers. On the one hand, Bar argues, “we’ve built a fully automated research pipeline,” and yet, “AI agents and nonhuman...Read More
This week’s bulletin captures a cybersecurity landscape increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, both as a weapon and a shield. A ransomware affiliate weaponized Claude Code to autonomously steal LDAP credentials, backdoor VPNs, and exfiltrate SQL databases, while a separate criminal AI service called MessiahGPT surfaced on BreachForums offering uncensored malware generation to low-skill attackers. On...Read More
A family battle has erupted among shareholders of security equipment company Silynx Communications, with two siblings suing their younger sister and her husband, the company’s controlling shareholder and CEO, over the alleged dilution of their inheritance in the business founded by their parents. Ran and Nir Nir are seeking approximately NIS 17 million ($5.7 million)...Read More
The family of Iryna Zarutska is suing Charlotte and a security company one year after the Ukrainian refugee was fatally stabbed onboard a light rail train in the North Carolina city. A lawsuit filed on Friday in Charlotte’s Mecklenburg county superior court alleges Zarutska’s death was preventable. It also claims the city and the company...Read More
Educators, mental health advocates and school safety experts across Arizona say cyberbullying has evolved into one of the fastest-growing student safety concerns facing schools. This is especially true in Maricopa County, where large districts continue to grapple with rising behavioral health needs, chronic absenteeism and increased social media exposure among adolescents. Nationally, cyberbullying reports among...Read More
SEOUL, Aug 21 — A Chinese national has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for leading a hacking operation that targeted BTS member Jungkook and South Korean business executives. According to The Korea Times, the Seoul Central District Court handed down the sentence yesterday to a man identified by his surname, Chun, after convicting...Read More
