Cyber-Crime Telco giant says no sensitive data was taken, though names, addresses, phones, and emails are now out there ShinyHunters claims it has dumped the personal details of millions of Charter Communications customers after the US telecom giant apparently declined to play along with the gang’s latest extortion demands. According to Have I Been Pwned,...Read More

Open Access Governments speaks with Gareth Owenson, one of the founders of Searchlight, to uncover the murky underbelly of the world wide web Though originally set up by the Tor Project to allow whistle-blowers and those living in repressive regimes speak out anonymously online, the dark web has since been largely taken over by criminals....Read More

The Wisconsin Office of School Safety has averted nearly 600 potential attacks on school grounds in the eight years it has been active. Yet, while the office is permanent, the funding to support its staff is limited. “The breadth and the depth we can have (on school safety) is impacted right now by consistent funding...Read More

In today’s digital-first world, your Google account often holds more than just emails — it can contain family photos, business records, financial documents, and personal memories stored across Gmail, Drive, and Google Photos. But what happens if you’re inactive for a long period or something unexpected occurs? Without a plan, loved ones may struggle to...Read More

Over the last decade, cyber incidents have become a persistent threat to a range of targets, from critical infrastructure to individual households. From ransomware attacks to supply‑chain compromises to phishing campaigns, cyber threats cascaded across all areas. During the same period, states ramped up cybersecurity legislative efforts, introducing over 2,700 cybersecurity bills and passing over...Read More

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Threads WhatsApp Telegram Social Activist warns that the internet has turned into a “hunting ground” where predators exploit children’s curiosity and vulnerability. – Photo by Pexels PETALING JAYA (May 29): Behind harmless-looking social media profiles and ordinary online interactions lurk predators who are increasingly targeting children in the digital spaces that increasingly...Read More

I’ve spent the last few days composing a response to the government’s consultation on whether to introduce a statutory minimum age for sites like TikTok, Instagram and Facebook. The consultation, announced on 19 January, was intended to spike the guns of Lord Nash, a Conservative peer who’d proposed an amendment to the Schools Bill banning...Read More

Ronisha Satti, a social media influencer hailing from Jammu, contends that relentless harassment and systemic failure have driven her to a desperate act—attempted suicide. In an exclusive interview with ANI, Satti described facing prolonged harassment online, defamation through malicious pages, and threats that went unaddressed by authorities. She recounted the ordeal that began following the...Read More

Hacking groups linked to China have exploited the war in the Middle East in attempts to compromise maritime and energy companies in the region, cybersecurity researchers at ESET have warned. Published on May 28, the latest ESET APT Activity Report warned that nation-state backed APT groups are actively targeting geopolitical hotpots, especially the Gulf region,...Read More

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