Tag: cybersecurity

Apple Issues Critical Security Alerts to iPhone and iPad Users on Older iOS Versions

Apple warns users of iPhones and iPads with outdated iOS versions about active cyberattacks via lock screen notifications in iOS 17 and earlier.

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Anthropic Warns Claude Mythos AI Could Elevate Cyberattack Risks in 2026

Anthropic cautions that its upcoming Claude Mythos AI could significantly increase the threat of large-scale cyberattacks on critical systems.

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Apple Reports Zero Successful Hacks on iPhones with Lockdown Mode Enabled

Apple confirms that its Lockdown Mode has prevented any successful iPhone hacks since its launch nearly four years ago.

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Google Accelerates Timeline for Post-Quantum Encryption, Aiming for Completion by 2029

Google speeds up transition to post-quantum encryption, targeting full infrastructure protection by 2029 amid growing quantum computing threats.

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Telegram Denies Existence of Reported Critical Vulnerability Involving Malicious Stickers

Telegram refutes claims of a critical security flaw that allegedly enables attacks via malicious stickers, stating the vulnerability does not exist.

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Apple Discloses User Identity to Authorities Despite ‘Hide My Email’ Feature

Apple revealed a user’s identity to law enforcement despite the ‘Hide My Email’ feature meant to conceal real addresses.

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European Commission Cloud Infrastructure Breach Exposes 350 GB of Data

Hackers accessed the European Commission’s cloud infrastructure, stealing 350 GB of data while services remained operational.

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Apple Removes Several Popular VPN Apps from Russian App Store Following Regulator Demand

Apple has pulled multiple widely used VPN applications from its Russian App Store after a request from local authorities.

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DarkSword Exploit Targeting Outdated iOS and iPadOS Versions Surfaces on GitHub

A newly public exploit named DarkSword threatens outdated iOS and iPadOS systems, raising security concerns for unpatched devices.

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Russian Government Officials to Mandate Use of National Messenger Max for Work Communications

New anti-fraud legislation in Russia will require officials to use the domestic messenger Max for official communications starting September 2026.

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Cambridge Study Reveals Bitcoin’s Resilience to Major Undersea Cable Failures but Exposure to Targeted Attacks

Bitcoin can withstand widespread undersea cable outages but remains vulnerable to focused attacks on key network domains, Cambridge research finds.

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Security Researchers Successfully Breach Original Xbox One Using Voltage Glitch Hack

A breakthrough hacking method known as The Bliss Hack has compromised the security of the 2013 Xbox One console.

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