Cyberthreat Sharing Law Expires as Shutdown Stalls Congress, Raising Security Fears
As Washington grapples with yet another government shutdown, one of America’s most important cyber defenses has quietly lapsed. The Cybersecurity
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Hackers Contact Harrods After Cyberattack Exposes Half a Million Customers
LONDON, Sept. 28, 2025 — Luxury department store Harrods has confirmed that nearly half a million customers were affected by
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Why I Tried Gemini for a Week—And Why I’m Back With ChatGPT
Artificial intelligence chatbots are evolving at breakneck speed, and if you follow tech trends, you’ve probably seen the headlines: Gemini
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China-Linked Hackers Target Software Supply Chains With Stealthy Malware
WASHINGTON — A sprawling cyber-espionage campaign linked to the Chinese government is exploiting the global technology supply chain, infiltrating vendors,
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Healthcare Cybersecurity: Why Patient Safety Depends on Digital Resilience
Healthcare is built on trust. Patients hand over their most personal details—medical histories, test results, financial data—expecting they will be
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Europe’s Airport Cyberattack Highlights Fragility of Centralised Systems
Travellers across Europe faced chaos over the weekend after a cyberattack crippled key airport systems, forcing manual check-ins, long queues,
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Digital ID Cards Could Streamline Life, But at What Cost to Trust?
Keir Starmer’s announcement of a mandatory digital ID system marks one of the most divisive proposals in recent British politics.
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Promptware is the new malware, how to keep AI and your smart home safe
Smart home tech has earned a reputation for solid security, yet a fast rising threat is testing those defenses. Security
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El Salvador splits national bitcoin reserve across multiple wallets, citing quantum risk
El Salvador will spread its sovereign bitcoin holdings across multiple wallet addresses in a move officials say will strengthen custody
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How a $25 million deepfake heist rewrites the rules of cybercrime
A Hong Kong staffer thought they were on a routine video call with the company’s chief financial officer and a
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