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European Parliament Moves to Prohibit Encryption Backdoors

In a significant development, Prime Minister Theresa May is advocating for technology companies, including major players like Facebook, Apple, and Google, to implement controversial ‘backdoors’ that would enable law enforcement access. However, she is aware that the concept is rife with complexities that extend beyond mere implementation. The European Parliament’s…

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Google Enhances Its Bug Bounty Program to Address AI Threats

Google has announced a significant expansion of its Vulnerability Rewards Program (VRP) to incentivize researchers to identify attack scenarios specifically targeting generative artificial intelligence systems. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance safety and security frameworks surrounding AI technologies. According to Google representatives Laurie Richardson and Royal…

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Supply Chains, AI, and the Cloud: The Major Failures (and One Triumph) of 2025

In recent months, a series of sophisticated cyberattacks leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) have raised alarms in the technology sector. One particularly concerning incident involved a prompt injection attack against GitLab’s Duo chatbot, wherein malicious code was embedded within a legitimate code package. This exploit not only blurred the lines between…

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New 0-Day Vulnerability Targeting Most Android Phones Exploited in the Wild

In the latest cybersecurity alert, a critical unpatched zero-day vulnerability has emerged within the Android operating system, the most prevalent mobile OS globally. This vulnerability, discovered by a researcher from Google’s Project Zero team, poses significant risks as it has been actively exploited in the wild by the notorious Israeli…

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You Are the New Surveillance State

Privacy and Surveillance: A Closer Look at Recent Developments The concept of privacy remains a pressing topic in the U.S., as highlighted by recent statements from Kristi Noem, the Secretary of Homeland Security. In 2025, Noem has made claims regarding the identification of federal agents, asserting that such actions constitute…

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2025 Year-End Review: The Impact of Major Cyber and Data Breaches on Cybersecurity Skills | Tech News

Year-Ender 2025: A Call to Action in Cybersecurity As 2025 draws to a close, it serves as a stark reminder of the escalating threats facing organizations across the globe. This year witnessed a surge in significant security and data breaches that shattered the sense of safety for large corporations, governmental…

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LockBit Ransomware Takes Advantage of Critical Citrix Bleed Vulnerability for Infiltration

Recent cybersecurity alerts highlight the exploitation of a critical vulnerability in Citrix NetScaler application delivery control (ADC) and Gateway appliances by numerous threat actors, including affiliates of the notorious LockBit ransomware group. This new wave of attacks takes advantage of CVE-2023-4966, a severe flaw that has allowed adversaries to infiltrate…

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Zero-Day Alert: Active Exploitation of New Vulnerability in Google Chrome

Google has distributed critical security updates addressing seven vulnerabilities in its Chrome browser, one of which is a high-severity zero-day exploit currently being weaponized in the wild. This vulnerability, identified as CVE-2023-6345, is classified as an integer overflow flaw within Skia, an open-source 2D graphics library frequently utilized in web…

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