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Chief information security officer (CISO) hiring has skyrocketed in the UK, new research shows. However, some CISOs are overworked, underpaid, and often seen as scapegoats.

Entertainment giant Lionsgate leaked users’ IP addresses and information about what content they watch on its movie-streaming platform.

Safran Group, the French-based multinational aviation company, left itself at risk of cyberattacks due to a misconfiguration of its systems.

A vulnerability dubbed “aCropalypse” allows attackers to access parts of screenshots users cropped or edited before sending them out.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires wireless carriers to block texts from illegitimate numbers.

Attackers devised a scheme to steal Microsoft credentials using fake DocuSign prompts supposedly coming from the failing SVB.

The Flipper Zero tool is Tamagotchi-like: yet don't be fooled by the innocent looks that make it seem reminiscent of the electronic children’s toy, because in the wrong hands it could be used to mess with a broad spectrum of radio and wireless signals.

Apple expects AI to permeate “virtually everything we do” in a reflection of a wider industry trend.

OpenAI's viral chatbot has reached a milestone of 100 million users in just two months – faster than TikTok or Instagram.

A senior digital official from Ukraine hopes to get certain types of cyber attack entered onto the statute as war crimes at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague.

Attackers increasingly shift away from authentication via legacy protocols to bypassing multi-factor authentication.

Netflix’s crackdown on password sharing is set to begin in March, but many are still wondering what it is going to look like. The plan is seemingly to keep bothering you with prompts to verify devices – until you run out of patience and pay up.

Circle K, a popular convenience store and gas station operator, has spilled sensitive information about its clients and employees.

Nearly half of the people within the cybersecurity and other internet-related industries believe that illegal black hat hackers should face no prosecution and be rewarded with a commission if they return what they have stolen, research by Naoris has found.

Companies and individuals are increasingly relying on internet-facing cameras for their security. Some of the most popular brands come without authentication, exposing their owners’ secrets.

In its “phishmas” festive warning, cybersecurity company Avanan is warning shoppers to remain extra vigilant, as online fraudsters spoof legitimate suppliers to steal their credentials. Perhaps more alarmingly, it has also seen an uptick in payday fraud – where company employees are impersonated online and their wages stolen.

Arqit partnered with Dell in the hopes of securing US government contracts.

Crooks pretending to be Elon Musk are sending phishing emails in an attempt to steal personal information.