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US government contractor Conduent says hackers were able to steal some client files
The January 2025 breach resulted in a data breach, Conduent confirms to the US government.
Chinese police accuse NSA of 'advanced' cyberattacks
The attacks allegedly took place in February 2025, and included a pair of US universities.
Potentially huge Hertz data breach sees customer personal info and driver licenses stolen
The number of affected Hertz customers is "not in the millions", the company says.
Can quantum computing tech kill fraud? The UK government thinks so, but with £100 million, I'm not so sure
The UK government has announced a huge(ish) investment into quantum technology - but will it have any real effect?
"Slopsquatting" attacks are using AI-hallucinated names resembling popular libraries to spread malware
AI doesn't always hallucinate a different open source package, and this error can be mapped out and used in attacks.
UnitedHealth is now asking doctors to repay the loans it gave out following major hack
The company issued temporary funding following huge cyberattack, but now wants to recoup costs.
TotalAV review
TotalAV's security products pack in a lot of features but have a hard time keeping up with rivals.
This worrying Microsoft 365 phishing kit has seen a huge upgrade, experts warn
Tycoon2FA has gotten a major upgrade, making it more difficult to spot and analyze.
