Former Mexican president reappears in Italy with businessman linked to Pegasus
Former Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto was reportedly seen in Italy with a businessman connected to Pegasus spyware.
Cyber incidents, service outages and reported data exposure, explained through their concrete effects on users and organizations.
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Former Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto was reportedly seen in Italy with a businessman connected to Pegasus spyware.
The NSA is reportedly holding its first reunion to recruit personnel for its Tailored Access Operations unit after staffing losses linked to DOGE.
A study finds that gamified distributed-denial-of-service attacks are being used as psychological warfare against NATO states.
Kaspersky reported that 82% of small and midsized businesses surveyed in the Middle East, Türkiye and Africa encountered cybersecurity incidents over the past year. The figure comes from company research and no specific attack is identified.
A figure involved in developing autonomous-vehicle technology warns about risks from artificial intelligence and says people are becoming less capable of independent thought. The supplied report provides no specific incident or concrete threat.
Authorities have reportedly begun cleaning up so-called white lists in an effort to find VPNs concealed within them.
X reports discovering a large network of fake accounts linked to China and used for global propaganda.
NetScout announced an extension of its adaptive distributed-denial-of-service protection. The supplied information describes a cybersecurity product development, not a confirmed attack or disruption.
India's home ministry has warned that pornographic apps advertised on social media may pose fraud risks. The report does not identify a specific breach, attack or scale of harm.
An Israeli teenager was arrested after allegedly being recruited through social media to spy for Iran.
A report says hackers have resumed attacks involving Bitcoin and are demanding ransom payments.
India's Ministry of Home Affairs issued an advisory about malicious Android applications capable of stealing money and taking control of devices.
Ransomware has affected government administration and healthcare, while a sophisticated bank-vishing scheme has also been reported.
A report describes what it calls the first AI-powered ransomware and examines the implications for cybersecurity. The supplied information does not identify victims or confirmed large-scale disruption.
Reports indicate cyber activity involving 54 government websites, a Telegram group and efforts targeting young people during Operation Sindoor. The supplied headline does not establish the scale of disruption or attribution.
Research claims Temu spent $962 million on advertising connected to fake creators on Facebook and Instagram. The allegation concerns large-scale platform manipulation and advertising integrity.
A report warns users to delete apps alleged to be malicious on Android and iPhone devices. The supplied headline does not specify the apps, number of affected users or confirmed impact.
Reports indicate mouse problems and incorrect anti-malware alerts following a Windows update.
A report describes Strider, a private intelligence company using artificial intelligence against networks associated with China, Russia and Iran.
A warning urges users to remove a browser item that allegedly transmits data to criminals. The supplied headline does not identify the product, number of affected users or scope of the exposure.
Norwegian digital services have been stabilised following a major distributed denial-of-service attack. The supplied report does not identify the perpetrators or full scope of disruption.
A former Sputnik employee alleged that the “Baltic Antifascists” project is operated by Russian intelligence services. The claim concerns a potential influence or covert operations network targeting the Baltic region.
The Nigerian Army's X account was reportedly compromised and used to publish cryptocurrency-related updates.
A report says Cloudflare DNS filtering at routers is blocking PackClient malware.
A report says cryptocurrency wallets have been affected by a data breach while prospects for the CLARITY Act reportedly fall to 10 percent. The supplied information does not quantify the breach or identify affected users.
The Berlin state administration reportedly suffered a ransomware attack involving the theft of 5.79 terabytes of data.
Attackers are obtaining credentials or session data that allow them to access accounts without entering a new authentication code. The report concerns a broader technique rather than a named breach.
Anthropic warned that hackers are stealing Claude sessions and payment-related data, creating a risk of account takeover. The new reports expand the security concern beyond a controlled testing incident to active threats against users.
A cyberattack on Hachette has forced a Thirroul bookstore to relocate temporarily to Big W, according to the report. The incident indicates operational disruption affecting a bookselling business.
US officials have backed away from earlier claims that government agencies were hacked.
A reported data leak at Manchester Airport has highlighted information-security risks.
Donald Trump has accused China of carrying out what he called the largest cyberattack on US electoral data and of interfering in US elections. The supplied headline does not establish independent confirmation of the allegation.
The report highlights Galicia as a focus of cyberattacks and identifies municipal governments as a weak link in public administration.
A technical report describes attack-and-defense testing of Microsoft Foundry AI agents and identifies limitations in their guardrails.
A publisher in Hyderabad was reportedly hit by ransomware and faced a €20 million ransom demand. The supplied information does not state the extent of operational disruption or data loss.
Spirit Airlines is reportedly facing scrutiny over whether its data could be sold during bankruptcy proceedings. The report raises a potential privacy and data-governance concern.
A researcher reports discovering a backdoor in routers manufactured in China and sold internationally. The supplied report does not establish how many devices are affected or whether exploitation has occurred.
Italy's cybersecurity agency reportedly reassured the public while urging caution regarding cybersecurity risks affecting airports. The supplied headline does not specify a confirmed attack or operational disruption.
Reports warn that searches for unauthorized sports-streaming sites such as Roja Directa and Fútbol Libre can expose users to cybercriminal activity and password theft.
China has reportedly released an open-source cryptography engine as part of efforts to counter perceived Western quantum-technology threats. The supplied report does not indicate an active cyberattack or immediate disruption.