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I went inside FIFA's super-secret Technology Command Center for the World Cup — but sadly I can't really tell you too much about what I saw
The FIFA World Cup Technology Command Center was a tech nerd's dream - but you'll just have to believe me.
FBI warns of Russian Intelligence phishing campaign abusing Signal support services
Russian Intelligence are trying to hijack Signal accounts by tricking users into sending their Backup Recovery Keys
Over 14 million login credentials leaked from six ISPs in major data breach — here’s what we know
The credentials were exposed via an attack on third-party software.
Watch out — that income tax form could actually be dangerous malware
Researchers uncovered a fake tax notice campaign that delivered remote-access malware via staged downloads and encrypted communications.
GTA VI fans beware — experts warn 'a new wave of scam websites' is offering early access, but just stealing your bank details instead
Cybercriminals are exploiting GTA VI anticipation with fake beta programmes designed to steal money, credentials, and personal information.
NAIC confirms data breach with ShinyHunters claiming 3.1TB of data stolen in Oracle zero-day attack
Insurer regulatory filing documents, customer bulk orders, and more, stolen in a major zero-day supply chain attack
Prediction market giant Polymarket hit by cyberattack, with company confirming user funds stolen — here is what we know
Polymarket confirms user funds affected and says it's refunding them in full.
Incogni vs DeleteMe: Which data removal platform is your perfect choice?
Learn how Incogni and DeleteMe stack against each other in key areas, including broker coverage, reporting, ease of use, customer support, pricing, and complementary features.
Incogni vs. Aura: What's your best option for maintaining online privacy?
Learn how Incogni and Aura fare against each other in features, pricing, customer support, user-friendliness, and reporting.
Less than one in ten of cybersecurity pros trust AI testing tools to find vulnerabilities, with over three-quarters say their AI vulnerability scanning tools missed critical flaws
Fully automated testing is being replaced with a hybrid model, as "elite human expertise remains foundational".