Proton has launched Proton Sheets, an end-to-end encrypted spreadsheet app. It’s the latest addition to the company’s expanding privacy-focused productivity suite, which now challenges giants like Google and Microsoft on security grounds.
A new botnet called Aisuru, built from millions of cheap IoT devices, is shattering DDoS records. According to Cloudflare’s latest report, it launched an attack peaking at 29.7 terabits per second, signaling a fundamental shift in the threat landscape that’s leaving reactive defenses in the dust.
A new analysis warns that 2026 will be a pivotal year for manufacturing cybersecurity, where AI-powered attacks, chronic underinvestment, and fragile operational technology will collide. Midmarket firms are now the preferred target for automated, financially devastating wire fraud and reconnaissance
The Indian government is expanding a program to track all smartphones, new and used. While aimed at curbing theft, it’s a massive privacy escalation with few safeguards.
The Office for Budget Responsibility accidentally published its November 2025 Economic and Fiscal Outlook online 45 minutes before the Chancellor’s speech. Former NCSC chief Ciaran Martin has been brought in to investigate how the easily guessable URL became publicly accessible ahead of schedule.
Privacy advocates warn that the EU’s new “voluntary” approach to scanning private messages should alarm businesses. The Chat Control proposal still threatens corporate communications and data security despite appearing to back down from breaking encryption entirely.
Naver’s massive acquisition of cryptocurrency exchange Upbit turned into an immediate disaster when a $30 million hack was revealed just one day later. The timing couldn’t be worse for the South Korean tech giant, which now faces serious questions about its due diligence process and the security of
Amazon has sent a direct warning to customers about sophisticated brand impersonation attacks targeting 300 million users. The FBI confirms these scams have already cost victims $262 million in 2025 alone. Here’s what you need to know to stay safe.
Security researchers have uncovered a clever attack that weaponizes legitimate websites by hiding malicious instructions after the # symbol in URLs. The technique bypasses traditional security measures and can trick AI browser assistants into executing dangerous commands. Major browser makers were a
Russian hackers targeted an American engineering firm in September because of its work with a U.S. municipality that has a sister city in Ukraine. The attack was identified and stopped by cybersecurity company Arctic Wolf before it could disrupt operations. This reflects Russia’s expanding cyber war
