In a recent development that recalls the infamous ‘Olympic Destroyer’ cyber attack from the 2018 Winter Olympics, the same group of hackers has emerged once again, this time targeting biological and chemical threat prevention laboratories across Europe and Ukraine, alongside several financial institutions in Russia. The malicious campaign reflects a…
The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution has long been a cornerstone of citizens’ rights, yet recent whistleblower disclosures reveal that law enforcement agencies, particularly Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), may be straying from these protections. According to the complaint, ICE has engaged in warrantless entry practices to apprehend individuals,…
New Backdoor Trojan Targets South Korean Organizations: An In-Depth Analysis Security researchers at Symantec have identified a new Backdoor Trojan known as “Duuzer,” which enables hackers to gain remote access and control over infected systems. This malware primarily targets organizations in South Korea, aiming to extract sensitive information from compromised…
Former Hacker’s Journey: From Crime to Cybersecurity Advocate In a recent statement, a once notorious black hat hacker shared insights into his transformation after serving his prison sentence. “When I was involved in hacking, I felt isolated and paranoid. However, working with ethical hackers has given me a sense of…
In a significant cybersecurity incident, 000Webhost, one of the leading providers of free web hosting services worldwide, has experienced a data breach that has compromised the personal information of over 13.5 million customers. The breach has exposed sensitive data including usernames, plaintext passwords, email addresses, IP addresses, and last names.…
Kazakhstan Advances Data Breach Law Reforms, Elevating Risks for Australian Firms Kazakhstan is set to implement significant reforms to its data breach laws, which will introduce criminal charges for mass personal data leaks while increasing the maximum fines to approximately $42,500. This legislative move signals an escalating commitment to stricter…
Governance & Risk Management OIG: Inadequate Standards and Third-Party Oversight May Endanger Health Sector Agencies Marianne Kolbasuk McGee (HealthInfoSec) • January 22, 2026 The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General emphasizes a need for unified cyber governance standards. (Image: HHS) In a recent…
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The U.S. Department of Justice has announced formal indictments against 12 Russian intelligence officers in connection with the cyber intrusion of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) during the 2016 U.S. presidential election. This development follows an extensive investigation led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, aimed at uncovering the extent of…
