Norway fined Microsoft-owned Xandr $9.6 million over unlawful processing of Grindr user data, highlighting GDPR consent and adtech privacy obligations.
Microsoft disrupts a phishing network linked to 1 billion malicious messages targeting 75,000 organizations. Here's what security teams should know.
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Google Play removed a Chrome impersonator with 100K+ cumulative downloads. Learn how to verify Android apps and what security teams should check.
South Korea confirms breaches at 16 financial firms, exposing about 100,000 personal records as regulators investigate attack methods and security gaps.
A summary of this week's trending cybersecurity news for October 2026.
Explore eight major data breaches reported in 2026, including Canvas, DentaQuest, and Medtronic. Learn how many were affected and what data was exposed.
GitLab urges immediate patches for CVE-2026-97229, a CVSS 10.0 flaw that could allow server takeover. See affected versions and security fixes.
Drone strikes reportedly damaged three Yandex data centers, disrupting digital services and raising concerns about cloud resilience and disaster recovery.
Anthropic grants METR researchers employee-level access to internal systems for AI safety reviews, raising questions about independent oversight and transparency.
Samsung's Galaxy S26 was hacked seven times at Pwn2Own Ireland 2026. Here's what the final results reveal about vulnerabilities and security updates.
Bricksforge CVE-2026-85097 is under active attack. See affected WordPress plugin versions, critical risks, patch guidance, and signs of exploitation.
Learn what to remove from work documents before using AI, including credentials, personal data, business secrets, and hidden content in uploaded files.
ASOS reveals that hackers used compromised employee credentials to access customer data following an earlier breach that affected 138,828 people.
OpenAI says AI helped investigate a hidden recording device. The case highlights insider threats and why sensitive meetings need physical security checks.