Latest about Cyber Security
Microsoft to stop using engineers in China to work on U.S. Defense computer systems in wake of investigative report
Microsoft's China-based engineers will no longer get to work on its U.S. DoD projects.
Chinese state-sponsored cyberattacks target Taiwan semiconductor industry
The chip wars intensify.
The FCC wants to ban Chinese tech from the undersea cables that connect the U.S. to the rest of the world
FCC chairman Brendan Carr said in a statement that the commission is looking to defend U.S. infrastructure against a variety of threats.
Ukrainian hackers say they compromised a major Russian drone company
Gaskar Group denies that the attack was successful, but Ukrainian intelligence is reportedly telling a different story.
Malware found embedded in DNS, the system that makes the internet usable, except when it doesn't
Fortunately, the example provided appears to be "prank software" rather than more sophisticated malware.
U.S. earmarks $1B for 'offensive cyber operations' despite broader efforts to slash cybersecurity spending
The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" specifically looks to bolster the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command.
Investigation reveals Google Gemini for Workspace flaw that could have been exploited to enlist the AI in phishing schemes
Mozilla's 0-Day Investigative Network (0din) revealed on July 10 that Google Gemini for Workspace could be tricked into telling users their accounts had been compromised.
McDonald's McHire bot exposed personal information of 64M people by using '123456' as a password in 2025
Paradox's chatbot-powered service is reportedly used by 90% of McDonald's franchises in the U.S.
Security vulnerability on U.S. trains that let anyone activate the brakes on the rear car was known for 13 years — operators refused to fix the issue until now
A security researcher discovered that the wireless RF communication between the first and last car of American trains isn't encrypted.
