When Florent Kirchner left the aerospace giant to solve a specific digital flaw, he didn't expect to return as the CEO of a multi-million dollar acquisition.
Anthropic's new Mythos model identified hundreds of vulnerabilities in Firefox, signaling a shift in how we handle automated security audits.
A security researcher reveals how Claude Desktop quietly modifies settings in seven different browsers, raising questions about AI safety vs. user privacy.
A major data theft targeting thousands of students in Occitanie reveals the structural fragility of France’s most critical education platform.
A massive data breach in Mexico reveals how AI is compressing the gap between independent hacker collectives and state-sponsored cyber units.
The arrest of French hacker HexDex reveals a shift in digital friction, where hobbyist disruption meets the hardening shell of state-level surveillance and financial oversight.
A 21-year-old hacker's arrest exposes the uncomfortable truth about modern cybersecurity: we aren't being outsmarted, we are being out-paced by script kiddies.
The 18.06 school in Molsheim launches Alsace's first major CTF event to showcase local tech talent and address the digital divide.
Inside the high-density hardware rigs fueling the global surge in SMS fraud and what it means for the future of digital identity.
A surge in ghost listings on major travel platforms reveals the growing rift between digital verification and physical reality in the platform economy.
Attackers are abusing Apple's legitimate servers to bypass spam filters, proving that trust is the most dangerous vulnerability in modern tech.
Booking.com's recent technical failure left fifty tourists stranded in a hallway. It's a stark reminder that digital middlemen often fail when their code meets reality.
