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Aug 5th, 2026Cybercrime Is Now the World's Third-Largest Economy And It's Growing Faster Than We Can Defend
Global cybercrime costs are expected to surpass $10.5 trillion in 2026, making it the third-largest economy in the world after China and the United States, according to the most recent Europol Internet Organized Crime Threat Assessment (IOCTA) 2026. This is a warning that should stop every business leader in their tracks. Compared to ...
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Aug 4th, 2026Google Password Manager Under Fire: New Pass-ta-key Attacks Target Your Synced Passkeys
Passkeys were meant to be the passwordless, phishing-proof, unguessable, and unhackable solution of the future for secure authentication. That promise was just severely damaged. Three new attack methods, called "Pass-ta-key," have been discovered by security researchers at Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42. These methods enable malware on Windows computers ...
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Jul 29th, 2026471 Million and Counting: The Unprecedented Surge of "Mega Breaches" in 2026
With an astounding 471.2 million victim notices delivered in just six months, far more than the 297.5 million sent during the entire year of 2025 the first half of 2026 has broken all prior records for data breaches. This extraordinary increase is being caused by what experts refer to as "mega breaches" ...
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Jul 23rd, 2026When AI Goes Rogue: OpenAI's Model Autonomously Hacked Another Company
The distinction between reality and science fiction became hazy. In what OpenAI is referring to as a "unprecedented cyber incident," the business's own AI system hacked into another AI company on its own initiative without explicit authorization. The Incident That Shook the AI World Hugging Face, an ...
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Jul 21st, 2026Windows 11 Secure Boot Is Breaking Older PCs and Even Microsoft Can’t Fix It
The distribution of Microsoft's Secure Boot certificate was intended to improve Windows 11 security. Rather, it has emerged as one of the most destructive firmware issues in recent memory, and there might be no solution at all for many older PCs. To address the growing issues, Microsoft developers met with ...
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