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Stories from across the site that focus on cybersecurity.

How ClickLock Stealer Threatens macOS Users Without Exploits or Elevated Access

How ClickLock Stealer Threatens macOS Users Without Exploits or Elevated Access

Discover how ClickLock malware targets macOS users by relentless password prompts and app disruptions, stealing sensitive data without needing exploits or admin rights.

Jul 17, 2026

Understanding GoSerpent Malware: A Persistent Threat Targeting Government Secrets

Understanding GoSerpent Malware: A Persistent Threat Targeting Government Secrets

GoSerpent malware, active for over five years, stealthily targets Southeast Asian governments by patiently infiltrating systems and extracting sensitive data. Learn how it operates and what it means for cybersecurity.

Jul 17, 2026

How the UK Can Lead European Digital Security and Sovereignty

How the UK Can Lead European Digital Security and Sovereignty

Digital sovereignty is reshaping Europe's tech priorities. Explore how the UK can set standards in secure, resilient infrastructure by investing in AI, connectivity, and cybersecurity.

Jul 17, 2026

Why the UK Decided Not to Restrict VPN Use and What It Means for Privacy

Why the UK Decided Not to Restrict VPN Use and What It Means for Privacy

The UK government chooses not to impose restrictions on VPNs, recognizing their essential role in privacy and cybersecurity. This article explains their decision and its implications for users.

Jul 17, 2026

How the Fairlife Ransomware Attack Disrupts Coca-Cola’s Dairy Operations

How the Fairlife Ransomware Attack Disrupts Coca-Cola’s Dairy Operations

Coca-Cola's Fairlife subsidiary halted US dairy production after a ransomware attack, highlighting operational risks and recovery challenges for critical supply chains.

Jul 17, 2026

How the Scattered Spider Hack on Transport for London Was Stopped and What It Means

How the Scattered Spider Hack on Transport for London Was Stopped and What It Means

Two young hackers behind Transport for London's 2024 cyberattack were sentenced, effectively dismantling the Scattered Spider group responsible for major cybercrimes.

Jul 17, 2026

Why AI Won't Replace Human Penetration Testers—And Where It Can Help

Why AI Won't Replace Human Penetration Testers—And Where It Can Help

AI accelerates vulnerability discovery but human expertise is essential for real-world risk assessment, context, and effective security decisions.

Jul 17, 2026

Understanding the LegacyHive Windows 11 Zero-Day and Its Security Implications

Understanding the LegacyHive Windows 11 Zero-Day and Its Security Implications

LegacyHive is a new local privilege escalation zero-day affecting Windows 11 user registry hives, requiring prior device access. Learn how it impacts user security and what to consider.

Jul 16, 2026

Data Breach Impacts 12,000 TRICARE Beneficiaries Including Social Security Numbers

Data Breach Impacts 12,000 TRICARE Beneficiaries Including Social Security Numbers

A cyberattack on TriWest Healthcare compromised personal data of 12,000 US military beneficiaries, exposing sensitive details such as DoD Benefits numbers and some Social Security numbers.

Jul 16, 2026

Why Parked Domains Are a Hidden Threat to Online Security

Why Parked Domains Are a Hidden Threat to Online Security

Parked domains are now a major cybercrime tool, enabling malware, scams, and fraud. Learn how attackers exploit typos and why traditional defenses often fail.

Jul 15, 2026

How the US 'Gold Eagle' Initiative Streamlines AI-Driven Cybersecurity Vulnerability Response

How the US 'Gold Eagle' Initiative Streamlines AI-Driven Cybersecurity Vulnerability Response

The Gold Eagle program centralizes discovery and patching of AI-detected software vulnerabilities, enhancing coordination across US government and critical infrastructure sectors.

Jul 15, 2026

Malicious ModHeader Extension with 1.6M Installs Exfiltrated Browsing Data to Chinese Server

Malicious ModHeader Extension with 1.6M Installs Exfiltrated Browsing Data to Chinese Server

A trusted browser extension used by developers was found secretly stealing visited domains and sending encrypted data daily to a server linked to Chinese actors. Despite removal from official stores, existing installations remain a security risk.

Jul 14, 2026