Have I Been Pwned just processed the biggest breach dataset in its history – nearly 2 billion email addresses and 1.3 billion passwords. The data comes from credential stuffing lists circulating among cybercriminals. Despite rumors, Gmail itself wasn’t hacked.
Google just dropped a bombshell warning telling smartphone users to avoid public WiFi entirely. With 94% of Android users at risk from messaging attacks, the company is taking a hardline stance that’s dividing security experts.
A new report reveals Irish companies are investing more in cybersecurity technology but falling behind on employee training. Budget constraints and staff burnout are creating significant vulnerabilities despite improved defenses.
Microsoft is removing SmartScreen protection from Internet Explorer and IE Mode specifically on Windows 11. The change reflects the company’s ongoing efforts to phase out legacy components. Enterprise administrators will need to adjust their security configurations accordingly.
A legal challenge has frozen the UK’s plan to create a unified bond market data stream. The dispute between two fintech companies could delay efforts to make British fixed income markets more competitive and transparent.
Most organizations skip the most critical step in AI adoption: clearly defining the problem they’re solving. Without proper plumbing, even the most advanced models collapse under complexity. Here’s how to escape pilot purgatory for good.
Apple appears to be developing a more affordable Mac priced under $1,000 that uses iPhone-class processors. This would mark a significant shift in Apple’s approach to the budget computer market while maintaining performance standards.
AMD just posted a massive 36% year-over-year revenue jump to $9.2 billion in Q3 2025. CEO Lisa Su confirmed their next-gen 2nm EPYC Venice “Zen 6” CPUs and Instinct MI400 AI accelerators are on track for 2026 launch, with multiple cloud partners already testing platforms.
Apple’s newly redesigned web App Store went live yesterday, but someone discovered the company had left sourcemaps enabled. This allowed the entire front-end codebase to be extracted and published on GitHub.
DHS wants to expand biometric data collection to include DNA, voice prints, and ocular scans. The proposal would affect not just immigrants but also US citizens associated with immigration cases. Public comments show overwhelming opposition to what many call government overreach.
