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Yahoo Confirms 500 Million Accounts Breached by State-Sponsored Hackers
Massive Data Breach Compromises Half a Billion Yahoo Accounts In a significant cybersecurity incident, Yahoo disclosed that approximately 500 million user accounts were compromised in a breach that dates back to 2014. The incident has been attributed to a hacking group believed to be state-sponsored, marking a substantial impact on…
Key Concerns in Privacy, Security, and Governance
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Healthcare, Industry Specific OpenAI Introduces ChatGPT Health: A Secure Link to Medical Records—But What Are the Implications? Marianne Kolbasuk McGee (HealthInfoSec) • January 8, 2026 OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Health aims to securely integrate user health information with AI capabilities, although potential risks remain. (Image: OpenAI)…
Prosura Attackers Put Insurer Customer Data on Sale – Cybernews
Data Compromise: Prosura Attackers Target Insurer’s Customer Information In a significant cybersecurity incident, the company Prosura has reportedly fallen victim to a data breach that has compromised sensitive customer data. The breach has drawn attention in the cybersecurity community, as attackers are now allegedly offering this stolen information for sale.…
New Apple Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Exploited to Target Egyptian Former MP Using Predator Spyware
Apple has recently addressed three significant zero-day vulnerabilities, reported on September 21, 2023. These flaws were exploited to form part of an attack chain targeting former Egyptian parliament member Ahmed Eltantawy. Between May and September 2023, this attack aimed to deliver a spyware variant known as Predator, raising serious concerns…
DHS Directs Federal Agencies to Conduct DNS Security Audits for Their Domains
On October 10, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued an urgent directive mandating that all federal agencies conduct thorough audits of their Domain Name System (DNS) records within the next ten business days. This emergency measure follows a series of concerning DNS hijacking incidents, which security experts, with…
Michigan Man Discovers the Hard Way That “Catch a Cheater” Spyware Apps Are Illegal
In a troubling development within the realm of cybersecurity, Paul Fleming, the creator of pcTattletale, a controversial surveillance application, recently faced legal repercussions after allegations surfaced regarding the misuse of his software for unauthorized spying. Despite being made aware that individuals were employing his product to invade others’ privacy, Fleming…
NSA Hacking Tools Accidentally Exposed by Agent on Remote Server
In a significant cybersecurity incident, a cache of National Security Agency (NSA) hacking tools was leaked last month, drawing considerable attention from the security community. This trove included zero-day exploits that could target vulnerabilities in systems from major vendors such as Cisco, Juniper, and Fortinet. The source of the leak…
Rising Cyber Retaliation Threats Following US-Venezuela Operation
Critical Infrastructure Security, Cyberwarfare / Nation-State Attacks, Fraud Management & Cybercrime CISA Issues Warning on Increased Cyber Threats Following U.S. Operation in Venezuela Chris Riotta (@chrisriotta) • January 8, 2026 Image: Panumas Nikhomkhai/Shutterstock Cybersecurity and national security officials have raised alarms following a U.S. operation in Venezuela, indicating a heightened…
