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FBI launches investigation after 153 million drivers licenses apparently leaked on Russian cybercrime forum
Lousiana-based identity verification service IDScan identified as the target of a hack that leaked 153 million US drivers licenses.
Fake GTA 6 malware is on the rise as release date nears — here are some of the worst scams to look out for
Be careful with websites and Telegram channels offering GTA 6 content, experts warn.
Multiple hacking groups found using the same Chrome malware in the same week — so what does it mean?
Someone is afraid of missing out, as defenders rush to patch things up.
Beware — these new phishing attacks use a convincing fake Adobe Reader pages to trick victims into installing malware
Crooks are deploying cheeky browser-in-the-browser techniques to trick victims into downloading RMM tools.
Experts build WeChat worm able to spread across millions of iPhone and Android devices via phone calls
Your phone rings, and you're infected - with all of your contacts and messages exposed.
FBI, NSA warn Chinese AI companies like DeepSeek and Alibaba are reportedly carrying out 'industrial-scale' distillation campaigns to boost their models
US AI companies should implement additional mitigations to curb these attempts, agencies warn.
A worrying ChatGPT bug let strangers read Gmail messages via a hidden cross-account channel
OpenAI has shut down this particular path, but general risk remains.
Massive data breach sees 220 million traveler records exposed — nine years of airline info leaked including passenger and passport details
A series of misconfigurations allowed researchers to access a treasure trove of sensitive data - the archive has since been locked down.
