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U.K. Sanctions Cryptomus for RU Money Laundering
U.K. sanctions Cryptomus after it processed $7bn in ransomware and cybercrime payments for Russia.
Krebsonsecurity · 1m
AI enables ransomware attacks
AI tools let anyone bypass security to become cybercriminals.
Straight Arrow · 1m
Ransomware Gang Claims MoneyGram Data Theft
Ransomware group threatens to leak MoneyGram data unless negotiations begin.
Pymnts · 1m
Hacker Breaches Trump Mobile
Hacker reveals Trump Mobile customer data leak via encrypted chat.
Straight Arrow · 1m
Hacker gang ShinyHunters hits rival Cl0p in cyber turf war
Data leak collective ShinyHunters has hacked ransomware gang Cl0p, stealing source code and threatening to leak files unless paid. The attack echoes a 2022 cybercrime feud that toppled a major criminal group.
TechRadar · 1m
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South Africa's cyber attacks hide a bigger question
Recent ransomware hits on Cartrack, RelyComply and others look like crime. But can South Africa tell the difference between cybercrime and strategic attack?
Daily Maverick · 3m
AI is supercharging hacking, and small institutions aren't ready
Big Tech companies are using AI to find and fix vulnerabilities, but they're keeping the most powerful tools to themselves. Hospitals, banks, and nonprofits are left exposed.
The Verge · 4m
Luminis Health Cyberattack Silence
Luminis Health won’t say what happened after cyberattack.
The Banner · 1m
Hacker-on-Hacker Crime: ShinyHunters Extorts CLOP Ransomware Group
ShinyHunters hacks rival CLOP's site to extort ransom.
PCMAG · 1m
Luminis patients sue over cyberattack data breach
A Maryland hospital system faces a class action lawsuit after a September cyberattack exposed patient medical data stored without encryption.
The Banner · 2m
Florida driver database hacked, thousands exposed
ShinyHunters published vehicle records after the state refused to pay ransom.
TechCrunch · 1m · 6 views
The antivirus apps PCMag actually trusts in 2026
Nine paid antivirus picks, ranked by lab scores and hands-on testing, with the tradeoffs spelled out.
PCMAG · 3m
Never trust the caller
A cybersecurity researcher explains why assuming everyone is a scammer is now a reasonable way to live.
Valleynewslive · 1m
Supply chain hackers now have AI, so defenders do too
Trucks, sensors and shared software turned logistics into a target, and the only defense that keeps pace is machine speed.
Business Insider · 1m