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Authorities in the United States are looking into a potential cyberattack against a system that the FBI uses for wiretap and foreign intelligence surveillance orders. The attack has everyone asking the same uneasy question: if the FBI’s own surveillance tools aren’t safe, what is? These are the very systems agents lean on to crack criminal […]

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A major cybersecurity partnership just dropped. Commvault and CloudSEK want to help companies stay ahead of hackers selling stolen login credentials. The announcement on March 5, 2026, targets the fastest-rising issues in enterprise security. The collaboration unifies the dark web surveillance of CloudSEK and the Active Directory tools of Commvault. Together, they create a di...


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Cloudflare and its CEO, Matthew Prince, received an order to appear before Investigating Court Number 50 in Madrid to answer for online piracy allegations. Movistar Plus, a broadcaster and Spanish Football League (La Liga), brought a suit against the American tech firm, alleging that it violated some intellectual property rights. Now the court wants answers […]

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A powerful suite of iPhone hacking tools built for government-level surveillance has now crossed into criminal territory. Google and mobile security firm iVerify are raising the alarm after tracking the exploit kit across multiple threat actors with very different motivations, and very different targets. From government hands to criminal operations Google first encountered th...


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A new malware-delivery tool makes the rounds on underground forums. Cybercriminals can now rent it with ease. This threat specifically targets Windows computers. Its main trick involves slipping past your defenses without raising red flags. The seller promotes ClickFix as a way to infect machines quietly. “It bypasses the usual red flags,” the advertisement claims. […]


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