Berlin's No: A Ransomware Extortion Collides With a State Election- 332
September 2, 2026
A city-state government's refusal to pay a ransom is rarely news in itself; what
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.
The Warehouse Nobody Watches: How One Logistics Breach Reached Steam Customers Across Europe- 319
August 13, 2026
When a global freight company gets breached, the damage rarely shows up on the freight company'
The Whole Pipeline: How Breached Data Becomes Cash, Leverage, and Sextortion Material- 306
August 13, 2026
A data breach is usually reported as a single event — a company discloses an intrusion, a number
The Long Gap: What Five Healthcare Breaches Reveal About Who's Actually Watching- 303
August 9, 2026
Five healthcare-linked data breaches surfaced in the same few weeks of reporting, and no two of
Ship First, Secure Later: AI Productivity Tools Are Outrunning Their Own Guardrails- 300
August 10, 2026
In the first half of 2026 alone, ESET's researchers catalogued nearly 900,000 distinct "
Hands Off the Wheel: China's Shift to Autonomous AI-Run Cyberattacks- 298
August 12, 2026
For most of the last decade, the phrase "AI-assisted hacking" meant a human operator
The Long Wire: How Beijing Builds Access That Outlasts Its Cover Stories- 297
August 12, 2026
Four episodes surfaced within days of each other in August 2026, and none of them, on its
A breach at the edge, reassurance at the center: what actually leaked from India's largest nuclear plant- 289
July 23, 2026
A cybercriminal extortion group has published nearly 19,000 files it claims relate to India's
FortiBleed and the anatomy of an unforced error: how 86,000 stolen passwords, not a software flaw, opened Foreign Office networks, NHS suppliers, and global shipping to the same campaign- 280
July 7, 2026
By the time the UK's National Cyber Security Centre issued an urgent alert on July
