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The Dutch ministry of economic affairs said it was making the “highly exceptional” move “following recent and acute signals of serious governance shortcomings” at Nexperia.

Britain's communications regulator took another step in a process that could lead to internet service providers being required to block access to 4chan.

Army Lt. Gen. William Hartman, the acting leader of U.S. Cyber Command and the NSA, will not be nominated to take the job permanently, sources told Recorded Future News.

Prosecutors are seeking a seven-year prison sentence for the Massachusetts man who pleaded guilty to hacking into the education technology company PowerSchool's databases.

Officials in Sugar Land, Texas, said a cyberattack has impacted some online services.

As part of its plan to extort high-profile customers of Salesforce, the Scattered Spider group had revived the BreachForums platform. The site now bears an FBI seizure notice.

Austria's data protection authority ruled that Microsoft illegally tracked students using its education software by failing to give them access to their data and using cookies without consent.

Three crew members of the Eagle S — which dragged its anchor through undersea cables in December 2024 — might escape prosecution in Finland after a court ruled they could not be charged there.

Cybersecurity company Forescout said a hacking group known as TwoNet fell for a honeypot that looked like the network for a Dutch water utility.

A phishing campaign is gaining access to universities' third-party platforms and routing employee paychecks to accounts controlled by hackers, researchers said.

Companies that are still sharing threat information with the government despite the lapse of the law known as CISA 2015 should be protected retroactively when Congress revives that authority, Sen. Gary Peters says.

The social media platform Discord said about 70,000 users had their government IDs stolen by cybercriminals, as the company sought to dispel claims by the purported hackers of a larger breach.

The California Consumer Privacy Act, signed in 2018, gave Californians the right to send opt-out signals, but major browsers have not had to make opt-outs simple to use.

While the firm did not specify which nation-state it believes the hacker is affiliated with, The New York Times reported that sources have said it is China.

Incident responders at cybersecurity firm Huntress said they initially came across the campaign while investigating a vulnerable, public-facing web application that was the source of an intrusion at the beginning of August.

“Random chat monitoring must be taboo in a constitutional state,” Federal Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig said as German officials signaled they will not vote for a controversial EU proposal known as Chat Control.

Russian hackers are now using AI not only to write phishing messages but also to generate malicious code itself.

As Asahi said it had restarted production of Super Dry beer in Japan, the Qilin ransomware gang posted screenshots of documents it said were from the company's internal networks.

London's Metropolitan Police announced the arrests of two 17-year-old boys who are under questioning in relation to the hack and extortion of the Kido chain.

Adam King, the sheriff for Texas’ Johnson County, and Flock Safety, the maker of the license plate reading cameras, previously said the woman was monitored because her family was worried about her safety after she self-administered an abortion.