Craig Anderson

In a startling admission, renowned semiconductor manufacturer SEIKO has publicly acknowledged a “possible data breach.” The incident came to light when cybersecurity experts noticed that SEIKO was listed on the data leak site of the infamous ransomware gang, BlackCat. SEIKO referred to the breach as “possible” and confirmed unauthorized access to at least one of its servers. Ransomware gang’s involvement

The US space industry, a critical sector for technological innovation and national security, is facing a growing threat from cyberattacks orchestrated by foreign intelligence services. US intelligence agencies have recently issued a warning, highlighting the vulnerabilities of the US space industry and the potential risks posed by foreign entities. This article explores the key points discussed in the warning, including

In a concerning development, security researchers at ESET have recently uncovered a fake Google AI campaign that poses a significant threat to unsuspecting users. This campaign was brought to light through an advertisement on Facebook promoting the download of what appeared to be Google’s authentic AI tool, ‘Bard.’ Closer inspection revealed several discrepancies, triggering suspicion among experts. Discovery of the