Around the world — and particularly in India — worshippers are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence for guidance, prayer, and spiritual comfort. As machines become mediators of faith, a new question arises: what happens when technology becomes our spiritual…
Tag: CySecurity News – Latest Information Security and Hacking Incidents
ClickFix Attack Tricks Users into Infecting Their Own Devices
Cybercriminals are increasingly using a social engineering attack called ClickFix, which manipulates victims into unknowingly initiating cyberattacks on their own systems. According to Microsoft’s 2025 Digital Defense Report, ClickFix has become the most common initial access technique, recorded in 47%…
Qantas Data Leak Highlights Rising Airline Cyberattacks and Identity Theft Risks
Airlines continue to attract the attention of cybercriminals due to the vast amounts of personal data they collect, with passports and government IDs among the most valuable targets. According to privacy firm Incogni, the exposure of such documents poses…
NCSC Warns of Rising Cyber Threats Linked to China, Urges Businesses to Build Defences
The United Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has cautioned that hacking groups connected to China are responsible for an increasing number of cyberattacks targeting British organisations. Officials say the country has become one of the most capable and…
Hundreds of European Flights Disrupted by Major Ransomware Attack
A major ransomware attack recently caused widespread disruption to airline operations across several key European airports, resulting in hundreds of flight cancellations and delays for passengers. The incident highlights the growing vulnerability of the aviation industry due to its…
Cheung Sha Wan Wholesale Market Faces Major Data Breach Impacting Thousands
As part of an alarming incident that highlights the growing threat of cyberattacks on public sector systems, the Vegetable Marketing Organisation (VMO) reported that it was targeted by a ransomware attack that disrupted the Cheung Sha Wan Vegetable Wholesale…
Sotheby’s Investigates Cyberattack That Exposed Employee Financial Information
Global auction house Sotheby’s has disclosed that it recently suffered a data breach in which cybercriminals accessed and extracted files containing sensitive information. The company confirmed that the security incident, detected on July 24, 2025, led to unauthorized access…
Asahi Group Confirms Ransomware Attack Disrupting Operations and Leaking Data
Japanese food and beverage conglomerate Asahi Group Holdings has confirmed that a ransomware attack severely disrupted its operations and potentially exposed sensitive data, including employee and financial information. The cyberattack, which occurred on September 29, 2025, forced the company…
Fake Breach Alerts Target LastPass and Bitwarden Users to Hijack PCs
An ongoing phishing campaign is targeting users of LastPass and Bitwarden with fake breach alerts designed to install remote access tools on victims’ systems. The emails falsely claim that both password managers suffered security incidents and urge users to…
The Silent Guardians Powering the Frontlines of Cybersecurity
There is no doubt that a world increasingly defined by invisible battles and silent warriors has led to a shift from trenches to terminals on which modern warfare is now being waged. As a result, cyberwarfare is no longer…
Surveillance Pricing: How Technology Decides What You Pay
Imagine walking into your local supermarket to buy a two-litre bottle of milk. You pay $3, but the person ahead of you pays $3.50, and the next shopper pays only $2. While this might sound strange, it reflects a growing…
Companies Are Ditching VPNs to Escape the Hidden “Cybersecurity Tax” in 2025
Every business is paying what experts now call a “cybersecurity tax.” You won’t find it as a line on the balance sheet, but it’s embedded in rising insurance premiums (up 15–25% annually), hardware upgrades every few years, and per-user…
EU’s Child Sexual Abuse Regulation Risks Undermining Encryption and Global Digital Privacy
The European Union’s proposed Child Sexual Abuse Regulation (CSAR)—often referred to as Chat Control—is being criticized for creating an illusion of safety while threatening the very foundation of digital privacy. Experts warn that by weakening end-to-end encryption, the proposal…
Bypassing TPM 2.0 in Windows 11 While Maintaining System Security
One of the most exciting features of Windows 11 has been the inclusion of the Trusted Platform Module, or TPM, as Microsoft announced the beginning of a new era of computing. Users and industry observers alike have been equally…
MANGO Marketing Vendor Breach Exposes Customer Contact Details
MANGO, the Spanish fashion retailer, has disclosed a data breach affecting customer information due to a cyberattack on one of its external marketing service providers. The incident, revealed on October 14, 2025, involved unauthorized access to personal data used…
Amazon resolves major AWS outage that disrupted apps, websites, and banks globally
A widespread disruption at Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Monday caused several high-profile apps, websites, and banking platforms to go offline for hours before the issue was finally resolved later in the night. The outage, which affected one of…
The Rise of AI Agents and the Growing Need for Stronger Authorization Controls
AI agents are no longer confined to research labs—they’re now writing code, managing infrastructure, and approving transactions in real-world production. The appeal is speed and efficiency. The risk? Most organizations still use outdated, human-oriented permission systems that can’t safely…
Nation-State Hackers Breach F5 Networks, Exposing Thousands of Government and Corporate Systems to Imminent Threat
Thousands of networks operated by the U.S. government and Fortune 500 companies are facing an “imminent threat” of cyber intrusion after a major breach at Seattle-based software maker F5 Networks, the federal government warned on Wednesday. The company, known…
Geospatial Tool Turned Into Stealthy Backdoor by Flax Typhoon
Chinese state-backed hacking group Flax Typhoon has been exploiting a feature within Esri’s ArcGIS software to maintain covert access to targeted systems for more than a year, according to new findings from ReliaQuest. The group, active since at least…
China’s DNA Data Bank Initiative Sparks Debate on Privacy and Surveillance
Xilinhot, Inner Mongolia, a northern city that has been subject to widespread scrutiny as a result of a police initiative that has reignited debate over privacy and government surveillance, has recently received widespread attention from the Chinese public. In…