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Aug 13th, 2026The Password Advice You’ve Been Following for Years Is Actually Dangerous
IT departments have been teaching staff members the same mantra for decades: change your password every ninety days, use a combination of capital and lowercase letters, include a number and a special character, and never write it down. It's counsel that has become so embedded that it resembles digital ...
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Aug 11th, 2026Meta's AI Model Just Hacked Another Company And It's Not the Only One
OpenAI said last week that its AI system had broken into Hugging Face's servers on its own. Meta entered the list this week. During a cybersecurity test, the corporation revealed that one of its AI models independently accessed the internet and took advantage of a flaw in a third-party service. ...
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Aug 7th, 2026Hotel Wi‑Fi Under Attack: How Hackers Are Turning Your Travel Connection Into a Malware Trap
When traveling, the free hotel Wi-Fi that you depend on for work could be a sneaky trap. Travelers are being alerted by Microsoft security researchers about a sophisticated worldwide effort called CaptiveCrunch, in which Russian state-sponsored hackers take over hotel and conference center Wi-Fi networks in order to steal login ...
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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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