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Ransomware Attack Disrupts Flight Display Screens at Bristol Airport

Bristol Airport Suffers Ransomware Attack, Disrupts Flight Information Systems Bristol Airport experienced significant operational disruption over the weekend due to a ransomware attack that incapacitated its flight information screens for two consecutive days. The incident commenced on Friday morning, impacting multiple computers across the airport’s network, which included crucial systems…

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CIO Guide to Post-Quantum Security Strategies

Encryption & Key Management , Security Operations Forrester’s Sandy Carielli Discusses Preparing for Quantum Security Migrations Jennifer Lawinski • January 15, 2026     Tech leaders are increasingly preparing for complex quantum security migrations that involve product, infrastructure, and supply chain considerations. (Image: Shutterstock) The advent of quantum computing poses…

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Kaiser Permanente Settles Data Breach for $46 Million—Here’s How to Submit Your Claim

Kaiser Permanente to Disburse Payments Following Data Sharing Settlement Kaiser Permanente, a prominent player in the U.S. healthcare landscape, is preparing to issue payments to customers affected by an incident involving the unauthorized sharing of personal data and health information with third-party companies. This move comes in the wake of…

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CISA Adds Severe Adobe ColdFusion Vulnerability to Exploited Vulnerability Catalog

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has recently included a significant security vulnerability affecting Adobe ColdFusion in its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog. This action follows evidence indicating active exploitation of the flaw. Cataloged as CVE-2023-26359, with a CVSS score of 9.8, this vulnerability pertains to a deserialization…

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Operator of Malware-Scanning Service Similar to VirusTotal Sentenced to 14 Years in Prison

A notable case in cybercrime has recently concluded with the sentencing of Ruslans Bondars, a Latvian hacker known for creating the counter-antivirus service “Scan4You.” Bondars received a 14-year prison sentence after being convicted in federal court for multiple cyber offenses. His actions have drawn significant attention from law enforcement and…

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Reasons for My Skepticism About the Claim That a “Precise” US Cyber Operation Disrupted Venezuela’s Electricity

In recent developments reported by The New York Times, details have emerged regarding a cyberattack that allegedly disrupted power across parts of Venezuela, closely coinciding with the apprehension of President Nicolás Maduro. American officials, who remain unnamed, have indicated that this operation briefly darkened the capital, Caracas, although certain neighborhoods…

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