Security experts are sounding the alarm over Mythos and new AI models, but they are ignoring the fundamental economics of hacking.
A coordinated international operation has shut down First VPN, a specialized service that allowed cybercriminals to mask their digital footprints.
Cybercriminals are shifting from technical exploits to social ones, using Pride Month to bypass our digital defenses through emotional engineering.
Operation RAMZ resulted in 201 arrests and the seizure of 53 servers, ending a massive phishing and fraud campaign affecting 4,000 victims.
When the servers of First VPN went dark, it signaled more than a police raid; it marked the end of a decade-long experiment in absolute digital impunity.
Palantir isn't a software company; it's a structural bet on the fusion of Western intelligence and private capital. Here is how they own the data stack of the state.
Europol's dismantling of First VPN reveals the fragile unit economics of 'bulletproof' infrastructure and the rising cost of digital plausible deniability.
A wave of digital intrusions at major holiday resorts reveals the creeping intimacy of modern data theft.
A deep explore the technical tactics and operational scale of a phishing suspect recently apprehended by Brussels police after a year-long spree.
Education infrastructure is failing the stress test. We analyze the fallout from the Hauts-de-France cyberattack and the high cost of digital insecurity in public sectors.
A recent cyberattack on the Haute-Garonne digital library reveals a growing trend: hackers are shifting focus from big tech to essential local infrastructure.
Microsoft is officially moving away from SMS-based multi-factor authentication, citing high fraud rates and the rising success of social engineering attacks.
