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Lapsus$ Dumps 180GB of Vodafone Data
After a reportedly failed extortion attempt, the cybercrime group Lapsus$ has published around 180 GB of data from Vodafone, including software source code and network plans. According to the company, no customer data appears to be affected.
Unencrypted Protocols
A look at the evolution of cybersecurity suggests that the nature of hacking in the early days of digitalization followed fundamentally different rules than it does in 2026.
Strategy Shift in Iranian Cyberespionage
The hacking group MuddyWater is infiltrating industrial and financial companies across nine countries by smuggling malicious code in through legitimate system files.
Security Nightmare YellowKey
The zero-day exploit known as YellowKey bypasses BitLocker protection on Windows 11. Physical access alone is enough to instantly unlock encrypted drives.
Access to GitHub Infrastructure
Following extortion attempts by the Coinbase Cartel, Grafana Labs has confirmed a cyberattack on its GitHub environment and the theft of source code.
Ransom paid?
The cybercrime group ShinyHunters claims to have stolen nine million records and several terabytes of internal information. Medical technology company Medtronic confirms unauthorized system access, but remains silent on the ransom question.
Insurance company will likely cover the costs
Itron supplies utilities and municipalities worldwide with technology for power, gas and water grids. In mid-April, the company detected unauthorized access to its internal systems.
Next.js develope
A Vercel employee granted a third-party AI tool full OAuth access to their corporate Google Workspace account. Attackers exploited that access and worked their way deep into the infrastructure of the company behind Next.js.
Retail giants in the crosshairs
Hackers claim access to internal databases of three global fashion brands in what experts believe was a coordinated supply chain attack.
Hackers unknown
Market data specialist Autovista is battling a major ransomware attack that has knocked out critical IT systems across Europe and Australia, causing widespread disruption to vehicle valuations and identification services.