A Federal Law Enforcement Agency Learns of Its Own Breach From a Leak Site- 331
September 1, 2026
When the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives confirmed on August 26 that it was responding
When Medical Device Makers Become the Third Domino- 330
September 1, 2026
Boston Scientific's disclosure that a cyberattack had cut off its ability to process and ship
The Airport That Underestimated Its Own Breach- 329
September 1, 2026
When Manchester Airports Group disclosed on August 27 that a cyberattack had touched the records of 8.
Finland Cuts One More Cord to Russia, and Nobody's Quite Sure What's Attached to It- 328
August 2, 2026
Finland's state-owned electricity transmission operator, Fingrid, has confirmed it will disconnect a fiber-optic
Britain's Next War Won't Be an Away Game: A Former Spy Chief on Cyber Campaigning- 327
August 5, 2026
General Sir Jim Hockenhull spent a career built on keeping secrets, and he is now best known
Signal Adds a Silent Witness: A New Feature Closes a Key-Swap Loophole- 326
August 14, 2026
Signal has rolled out Automatic Key Verification, a new feature designed to answer a question the app&
From Leaked Code to RaaS Empire: Inside the Gunra Ransomware Warning- 325
August 13, 2026
US federal agencies and South Korea's National Police Agency issued a joint advisory this month
The Slow Breach: How Long an Attacker Sat Inside South Korea's Diplomatic Training Academy- 324
August 1, 2026
South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed this month that a cyberattack against the Korea
No Single Actor Controls Enough to Be Deterred: Why Law Enforcement Keeps Losing the Cybercrime Race- 323
August 7, 2026
At Black Hat USA 2026, Carole House, CEO of Penumbra Strategies and a senior fellow at the
Angola's Biggest Carrier Picked the Worst Possible Day to Get Hacked- 322
August 7, 2026
At 2:20 in the morning on July 28, hackers hit Unitel, Angola's dominant mobile
