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Cybersecurity Professor Mysteriously Vanishes Amid FBI Raids on His Properties

In a perplexing development that has raised eyebrows in the academic and cybersecurity communities, Xiaofeng Wang, a distinguished computer scientist at Indiana University, has seemingly vanished from public view. Wang, who has dedicated the past two decades to advancing knowledge in cryptography, privacy, and cybersecurity, has had his university profile,…

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Quantum Sensors: Transitioning from Laboratory to Chip via Semiconductor Fabrication

Quantum sensors are poised to transform numerous industries by offering unprecedented sensitivity and new capabilities that current technologies struggle to match. Applications for such sensors include advanced atomic clocks, quantum magnetometers, and gyroscopes, all of which highlight their potential across a variety of sectors. The transition from laboratory prototypes to…

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Hacker Alleges Breach of Check Point Cybersecurity Firm and Offers Access for Sale

A hacker known as “CoreInjection” has claimed responsibility for breaching the systems of Check Point, an Israeli cybersecurity firm, asserting that they have gained access to sensitive internal information and network infrastructure. This announcement was made on Breach Forums on March 30, 2025, where CoreInjection offered to sell the stolen…

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Threats on the Field: Network Security Issues During Major Sporting Events

Major sporting events such as the Super Bowl, World Series, and March Madness serve as fertile ground for cybercriminals seeking to exploit unsuspecting individuals. These events can attract malicious actors leveraging fake URLs resembling legitimate sports betting and news sites or phishing emails that incorporate sports-related terms to lure victims…

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UK Police Lack Adequate Resources to Address AI-Related Crimes

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning , Cybercrime , Fraud Management & Cybercrime New Turing Institute Report Calls for Establishment of AI Crime Task Force Akshaya Asokan (asokan_akshaya) • March 31, 2025 The U.K. National Crime Agency building in Westminster. (Image: Shutterstock) A recent report from The Alan Turing Institute underscores…

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Zoom Software Potentially Facilitating BlackSuit Ransomware Deployment on Windows

Zoom, the widely used video conferencing platform integral to business communications, is currently embroiled in a serious cybersecurity issue. The company is being associated with an troubling spike in cybercrime incidents, particularly concerning the distribution of BlackSuit ransomware targeting Windows systems. It is crucial to clarify that the legitimate Zoom…

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