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Origin Energy Confirms Hack of 2 Million Customers

Origin Energy confirms a hack has occurred, with a hacker claiming to have accessed the personal data of two million customers. The cybercriminal has threatened to leak this information unless their demands are met. The breach at Origin Energy, one of Australia’s leading energy providers, has raised serious concerns regarding data privacy and security measures […]

ENISA Signs €6M Pact to Secure Hospitals

ENISA signs a €6 million pact with the European Commission to boost cybersecurity in the healthcare sector. Under this collaboration, ENISA has unveiled procurement guidelines to fortify hospitals and healthcare providers against cyber threats. The agreement aims to implement a service catalogue, offering support across preparedness, detection, response, and governance. These guidelines incorporate cybersecurity goals […]

Thailand Finance Ministry Spied on by AI Agent

Hackers have leveraged an autonomous artificial intelligence agent to infiltrate the Thailand Finance Ministry, researchers revealed. This sophisticated cyber-espionage campaign raises serious concerns over the security of governmental digital infrastructures. The AI-driven operation marks a worrying escalation in the capabilities and reach of cyber-attackers. Autonomous agents reduce the need for human intervention, enabling more efficient […]

ProCertum SmartSign Has Two Vulnerabilities

Security experts have discovered two vulnerabilities in the proCertum SmartSign software, designated as CVE-2026-57916 and CVE-2026-57917. These vulnerabilities present in the digital signature system could potentially expose users to cybersecurity risks. Digital signature tools like proCertum SmartSign play a critical role in authenticating electronic documents, making any flaws a priority for both developers and users. […]

Google Fined €890 Million Under EU DMA

The European Commission has fined Google €890 million ($1 billion) for breaching the EU’s Digital Markets Act, which seeks to ensure fair competition in online markets. This significant penalty arises from Google’s practices in its search engine and Play Store, where the Commission determined the company suppressed competition. The European Union’s efforts to promote a […]

Check Point Fixes SmartConsole Bypass Under Attack

Check Point has urgently released updates to fix multiple security flaws, notably addressing a critical vulnerability in SmartConsole. This flaw, identified as CVE-2026-16232 with a CVSS score of 9.3, is actively exploited and allows unauthenticated remote attackers to gain full admin access by obtaining a login token. The successful exploitation of this vulnerability requires internet […]

Google Lets Video Selfie Unlock Accounts

Google lets a video selfie become a new tool in its account recovery options, allowing users to verify their identities through facial recognition. This feature adds a layer of security, catering to those who prefer not to answer security questions or opt for email verification. Upon losing account access, users initiate the recovery by uploading […]

KARR Bluetooth Flaw Exposes 2.2M Cars

A newly discovered karr bluetooth flaw poses a serious security risk to approximately 2.2 million vehicles by allowing unauthorized remote attacks. Uncovered by researchers at the University of California, San Diego, the vulnerability impacts the KARR Security System, often installed by car dealerships. The flaw permits attackers within Bluetooth range to unlock doors, control alarms, […]

Shadow AI Exposes Enterprise Security Blind Spot

Shadow AI exposes security risks as it infiltrates enterprises with increasing frequency. This form of artificial intelligence operates without the knowledge or approval of IT departments, creating significant vulnerabilities for businesses. Rogue AI systems can complicate compliance and governance while bypassing internal controls designed to safeguard company data. The prevalence of shadow AI comes as […]

France Bans Social Media for Under-15s

France has taken a significant step as it becomes the first European country to impose restrictions on social media usage for children under 15. Both houses of the French Parliament approved a new law aimed at protecting minors from potential online risks. This decision highlights France’s proactive stance amid a global movement to ensure safer […]

Proofpoint: 36% of Ransomware Victims Re-Extorted

According to the latest Proofpoint ransomware report, over a third of ransomware victims face additional extortion demands after they have already paid the initial ransom. This unsettling finding highlights the ongoing struggles that businesses and individuals face within the evolving cyber threat landscape. While many victims succumb to paying the ransom in hopes of retrieving […]

Oracle Ships 1,449 Patches After AI Flaw Surge

Oracle has shipped 1,449 patches in its July 2026 Critical Patch Update, addressing over 1,200 vulnerabilities across a wide range of products. This patch release, the largest in Oracle’s history, underlines the complexity and security challenges associated with advanced technology platforms. Key areas affected include Oracle Database Server, Fusion Middleware, MySQL, and Oracle Communications platforms. […]