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AI on the Offence, AI on the Defence: How Generative Tools Are Supercharging Cybercrime
Artificial intelligence has been heralded as the next great productivity boom. For cybercriminals it is already paying dividends. CrowdStrike’s latest
Scattered Spider Adopts DragonForce Ransomware and Sophisticated Social Engineering, Cyber Agencies Warn
Security authorities in Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom have published an updated advisory on Scattered Spider, a loosely knit hacking
Beyond the Hype, Assessing How Close We Really Are to Superintelligent AI
The tech industry speaks of the next decade as if a new renaissance is imminent. Company leaders describe a future
Choosing the Right Digital Defender, Antivirus or Anti-Malware?
Cyberattacks once reserved for high-profile corporations and governments now sweep indiscriminately across the internet. Phishing kits sell for pocket change
Sorry, RSA Isn’t Dead Yet: Inside China’s Quantum ‘Breakthrough’ and the Real Race to Post-Quantum Security
The panicked headlines In late June a burst of news stories claimed Chinese researchers had “broken RSA encryption.” The narrative
From Vibe Coding to Vibe Hacking, How Close Are We to Autonomous AI Cyberattacks?
The image of artificial intelligence as a hoodie-clad hacker lurking in the shadows of cyberspace is more than just a
Why cybersecurity still isn’t making the budget cut for thousands of UK firms
The budget blind spot Nearly two out of five British companies are entering the second half of 2025 with no
AI “colleagues” move from pilot to production inside the big banks
Artificial-intelligence agents are no longer experimental novelties in finance: they are clocking in, collecting work tickets and handing finished tasks
Cybersecurity’s Perfect Storm: Why Investors Are Doubling Down on Digital Defences
A six-week ransomware shutdown at Marks & Spencer, a multimillion-dollar insider breach at Coinbase and an ongoing recovery bill for
Quantum Computing’s Cash Quest: Why D-Wave and Rivals Are Filling Their War Chests
A decade ago, venture investors debated whether quantum computing would ever escape the lab. Today, the conversation has flipped: every
When Home Solar Becomes a Hacker’s Backdoor: The Rising Cyber-Risk to National Power Grids
Domestic rooftop solar has blossomed into one of the great success stories of the clean-energy transition. Yet the very technology
Deep-Sea Submarine Internet Cables
Ownership, Technical Foundations, and Geopolitical & Defence Risks What They Are and How They Work Core technology.Modern submarine cables are