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Thirty-eight percent of newcomers to Canada say they have been hit by at least one fraud, more than double the 17 percent rate among other Canadians, according to Scotiabank's 2024 Fraud Poll. ...

For years, the cybersecurity community has warned that the line between a digital nuisance and a kinetic threat is razor-thin. That boundary has blurred further with the news that U.S. officials suspect Iranian-linked hackers are behind a series of coordinated cyber breaches targeting Automatic Tank Gauge (ATG) systems and fuel management technology at gas stations across mul...

AI and automation have industrialized modern attack campaigns, shrinking timelines and increasing precision. Akamai's recent State of the lnternet Security Report  makes a clear point: DDoS attacks used to require sustained effort can now be launched and adapted quickly, at lower cost, and with less friction. Emerging AI models like

While President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping meet in China this week for high-stakes diplomatic talks, the digital front remains a theater of persistent conflict.

Two recent research breakthroughs from Darktrace—the discovery of an updated FDMTP backdoor and the comprehensive Crimson Echo report—reveal...

As the world moves into the heavy event season of 2026—anchored by the FIFA World Cup—the "digital battlefield" has expanded into the physical arena. A new whitepaper from the Center for Internet Security (CIS),