Security researchers at Google's Threat Analysis Group recently discovered a zero-day vulnerability in Samsung's mobile processors that has been leveraged as part of an exploit chain for arbitrary code execution.

A new report by security researchers at Red Shift claims that nearly 75% of US Senate campaign websites lack Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance (DMARC) protections, leaving them vulnerable to cyberattacks.

Insurance company Johnson & Johnson has recently disclosed a data breach possibly impacting the personal information of thousands of people.

According to security researchers at Imperva, in the last six months, retailers experienced over half a million (569,884) AI-driven attacks per day.

Transak, a fiat-to-crypto payment gateway provider, recently reported a security incident that has impacted 92,554 of its users.

The U.S. government has recently announced a reward of up to $10 million for information about the Russian media organization Rybar and its employees amid allegations it's involved in spreading propaganda aimed at influencing the upcoming U.S.

According to security researchers at Netskope, the Bumblebee malware loader could have re-emerged months after Europol-led Operation Endgame disrupted it in May 2024.

Cyprus recently announced  that it has successfully thwarted a digital attack to block access to the government's central online portal.

Security researchers at Positive Technologies recently observed a threat actor attempting to exploit a recent vulnerability in Roundcube Webmail against a governmental organization in a Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) country.

Cisco recently confirmed that some of its files have been stolen after a hacker offered to sell information allegedly belonging to the company.

Since its discovery in June 2024, the "Cicada3301" ransomware group has targeted critical sectors in the US and UK. In three months, the group has exposed data stolen from 30 companies on their leak sites.

Security experts urge caution regarding Chinese researchers' recently reported work in cracking military-grade encryption using quantum computing technology.