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EU en VK plaatsen cyberverdachten op sanctielijst

The European Union and the United Kingdom have jointly imposed sanctions on several individuals and companies suspected of engaging in cybercriminal activities. This decisive action marks a significant stance by the EU and UK against cyber threats, aiming to disrupt networks that pose security risks. The sanctioned entities allegedly participate in operations that compromise digital […]

Kabinet: Open Source Kern Digitale Soevereiniteit

The Dutch government’s recent response emphasizes the pivotal role of open source as a tool for achieving digital sovereignty. This statement comes as a part of the kabinet open source policy, underscoring its commitment to harnessing open technologies for enhancing national digital autonomy. By adopting open source, the government aims to foster innovation, security, and […]

Ue Sanziona Spie Russe per 15 Anni di Cyber

The EU sanctions Russian intelligence officials, responding to over 15 years of cyberattacks against its member states. This move doesn’t halt operations immediately but establishes a significant legal and political precedent. The imposed sanctions make it increasingly challenging for Russia to deny future cyberattack attributions. Over time, these cyber intrusions have formed a critical component […]

Polo Italiano Unisce Spazio e Cyber

The recently established Polo Italiano aims to unite the realms of space and cyber space through its innovative framework. This initiative spearheads a strategic partnership with the United Arab Emirates, combining the sectors of cyber, artificial intelligence, and space security. The ambitious objective focuses on strengthening Italy’s technological autonomy while fostering an innovative ecosystem vital […]

KittySploit Brings 1,150 AI Modules to Pentesting

KittySploit brings to the cybersecurity forefront a powerful AI-enabled penetration testing framework, featuring over 1,150 modules for robust offensive security. Leveraging a hybrid Python and Zig codebase, it integrates local large language models via Ollama, enabling AI agents to autonomously plan attack strategies with minimal user input. This enhancement aligns with the industry’s shift towards […]

Anthropic Extends Free Claude Fable 5 to July 19

Anthropic extends free Claude Fable 5 access for its paid subscribers until July 19, providing an additional week for users to experience their advanced model at no extra cost. This decision offers customers the continued benefit of utilizing one of the company’s most powerful AI tools without incurring further charges. By prolonging the availability, Anthropic […]

Ghostcommit Hides Prompts in PNGs Exposing Secrets

A novel cybersecurity threat, known as the Ghostcommit attack, hides prompts within PNG images, skillfully evading AI code reviewers. Researchers from ASSET Research Group demonstrated how these malicious prompts cause coding agents to leak sensitive information like .env files without detection. The attack involves splitting the payload, using an innocuous AGENTS.md file to direct the […]

CYFIRMA: RaaS Fuels Decentralized Ransomware Surge

In June 2026, CYFIRMA researchers reported persistent ransomware activity, highlighting the decentralization and resilience of the ransomware ecosystem. The report emphasized how ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) operations have evolved, showcasing increasingly sophisticated extortion tactics such as double extortion involving file encryption and data theft. Attackers rely heavily on affiliate-driven models, which help maintain their aggressive operations. CYFIRMA […]

Apple Sues OpenAI, Ex-Staff Over Trade Secrets

Apple files a federal lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging a systematic theft of trade secrets involving confidential hardware designs and supplier relationships. In the 41-page complaint submitted to the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, Apple accuses OpenAI’s hardware subsidiary, io Products, and key figures like Chief Hardware Officer Tang Yew Tan and […]

EU Revives Law Letting Big Tech Scan for CSAM

The European Parliament has passed a significant measure known as Chat Control 2.0, allowing big tech companies such as Google, Meta, and Microsoft to actively scan user messages for Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). With the EU reviving the law, legislators aim to enhance child protection through these proactive measures. However, this move raises privacy […]

Block to Pay $45 Million Over Cash App Security

Block, Inc., the owner of Cash App, has agreed to pay $45 million to settle allegations concerning inadequate security measures. State attorneys general announced the bipartisan agreement on Wednesday, claiming that the company misleadingly assured users that Cash App’s protections matched those of a traditional bank. This settlement stems from complaints that Cash App customers […]

ECSO Maps EU Race to Harden NIS2 Cyber Defenses

The European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO) has unveiled a detailed report mapping the EU’s efforts in bolstering cyber resilience in critical infrastructures, aligning strategies with the NIS2 Directive. This comprehensive document dissects how EU member states are revamping national cybersecurity strategies. It highlights their approaches to enhancing incident response, workforce development, and supply chain security. […]