Category: CySecurity News – Latest Information Security and Hacking Incidents

The Dual Landscape of LLMs: Open vs. Closed Source

  AI has emerged as a transformative force, reshaping industries, influencing decision-making processes, and fundamentally altering how we interact with the world.  The field of natural language processing and artificial intelligence has undergone a groundbreaking shift with the introduction of…

Cyberattack on Bucks County’s Emergency System

  Bucks County is in a compromising position as a digital ambush has transpired. About a week ago, the computer-aided emergency dispatch system, the backbone of quick and efficient emergency responses, fell victim to a cyberattack. Picture it like the…

AlphaCodium: Your New Coding Assistant

  Meet AlphaCodium, the latest creation from CodiumAI, taking AI code generation to the next level, leaving Google’s AlphaCode in its digital dust. Forget complicated terms; AlphaCodium simply means smarter, more accurate coding. Instead of following a set script, it…

The Role of Biometrics in a Zero Trust Landscape

  The illicit trade of biometric data, sourced from manipulated selfies, fraudulent passports, and cyberattacks on data repositories containing fingerprints to DNA information, has been thriving on the dark web. Despite their untraceability, these compromised biometrics empower attackers to access…

NSA Confession: Unlawful Surveillance on Americans Exposed

  Despite attempts to conceal details of arrangements between United States spy agencies and private companies that track the location of Americans using their cell phones, United States officials fought to conceal the details. Normally, law enforcement and intelligence agencies…

23andMe Faces Privacy Breach

  Recently, 23andMe, a prominent genetic testing provider, finds itself grappling with a substantial security breach spanning five months, from April 29 to September 27. This breach has exposed the health reports and raw genotype data of affected customers, shedding…

Pegasus Spyware Targets Two Journalists in Togo: RSF

  Reporters Without Borders (RSF) disclosed that two journalists in Togo had spyware on their phones that looked similar to the potent Pegasus surveillance tool used by the NSO group. RSF reports that the journalists are accused of defaming a…