Ad
Ad
Register
Linkedin Instagram Facebook X-twitter Youtube
Search
Sovereignty assessment check

Four digital sovereignty tools compared

Cloud Computing
Four approaches, one question: How sovereign is your IT really? We compare the digital sovereignty tools from Red Hat, SUSE, Deloitte, and Nextcloud and show what really matters when it comes to digital sovereignty.
Ad
PromptSpy: The malware that thinks

New Android malware uses Gemini as its brain

Brain
Security researchers at Slovak IT company ESET have discovered a new Android malware that actively leverages Google Gemini during live operation, marking the first time an Android threat has used generative AI not as a peripheral feature, but as its central control mechanism.
Ad
A free AI agent with no guardrails

OpenClaw: Why an enterprise nightmare is brewing

OpenClaw
The developments surrounding OpenClaw are generating equal parts fascination and serious security concern. The makings of a genuine enterprise nightmare are already visible.
Transparency alone is not enough

OT Security in 2026: Operational resilience through continuous Exposure Management

Cybersecurity
Operational resilience in OT environments requires concrete technical and organizational levers: access controls, robust test environments, and compensating measures for legacy systems. At the same time, the supply chain is moving to the center of attention as both an attack vector and a compliance factor.
Opportunity makes a thief

Ransomware groups don’t choose their victims as carefully as you might think

Ransomware
Anyone who believes ransomware groups meticulously select their targets based on industry, location, or strategic importance is usually mistaken.
Ad
Notorious ransomware gang

LockBit hacker group was hacked

Hacker Shutterstock 721521202 1920
The ransomware group LockBit, known for numerous extortion attacks, has itself become the victim of a hack. Unknown attackers have overwritten the affiliate platforms in the dark web with a clear message: “Don’t do crime. CRIME IS BAD xoxo from Prague.”
Comment

Green coding – sustainability through data streaming

Green Coding 1920 Shutterstock 2231399207
It is no longer a secret that big data can have a significant impact on the environment. Data helps to streamline processes, make environmental policy decisions and develop new, more sustainable ways of working.
Data records sold for 500,000 US dollars

Ticketmaster hack: ShinyHunters allegedly capture 560 million user data

Ticketmaster Quelle T. Schneider Shutterstock.com 2238707505
Data from over half a billion users of the ticket provider Ticketmaster has allegedly been up for sale since Tuesday evening. Ticketmaster also sells tickets for concerts in Germany, which is why German users would probably also be affected.
New malware discovered

EU ATM malware to steal money from European ATMs

Malware shutterstock 1378498490
A new threat has emerged on the cybercrime scene that is specifically targeting ATMs in Europe and could therefore endanger the entire banking industry. The malware, known as “EU ATM Malware”, was recently offered for sale on a hacker forum.
Ad
Ad