FBI is investigating the shadowy owner of web snapshot service Archive.today
Investigators are asking Tucows to turn over all data related to the website
US opens Cold War plutonium stockpile to jump-start next-gen nuclear reactors
The Energy Department is offering 19 metric tons of weapons-grade plutonium to companies pursuing advanced nuclear fuel
Vodafone is building a new Black Sea cable to link Europe and Asia while bypassing Russia
The €100 million undersea cable will stretch from Bulgaria to Ukraine, Georgia, and Turkey
Germany to authorize police to shoot down small rogue drones
Drones are increasingly becoming a security issue in Germany and other EU countries
Russian hacking groups long seen as rivals now appear to be teaming up in Ukraine
Evidence shows hacking groups Turla and Gamaredon have been collaborating
Hackers unleash torrent from Norwegian dam, releasing 132 gallons per second for four hours
Norway links dam sabotage to pro-Russian hackers
Russian cyberattack in the Netherlands leaves speed cameras offline indefinitely
Speed limit now "honor system"
In brief: Cyberattacks can have devastating impacts not just on targeted entities, but also on the public. However, an incident in the Netherlands is having consequences many drivers will likely appreciate: speed cameras that were taken offline cannot be reactivated.
Russia restricts WhatsApp and Telegram features after refusal to hand over user data
The apps are accused of aiding fraud and terrorism
Finland charges Russian "shadow fleet" tanker crew with dragging anchor to cut undersea cables
Defendants say Finland lacks jurisdiction in case
YouTube removes nearly 11,000 propaganda videos, primarily from China and Russia
Propaganda videos promoted pro-China narratives and supported Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Former ASML and NXP engineer jailed for leaking chipmaking secrets to Russia
Crime doesn't pay
In context: As tensions rise over semiconductor dominance, intellectual property tied to chip manufacturing has become a prime target for espionage. Companies like ASML and NXP sit at the center of this strategic tech battleground, making any breach not just a corporate concern but a geopolitical one. A recent case in the Netherlands highlights just how far some actors are willing to go to access this sensitive technology.
US seeks extradition of Russian basketball player for allegedly aiding ransomware gang
His lawyer says a second-hand computer is to blame
Russia field-testing new AI drone powered by Nvidia's Jetson Orin supercomputer
Follows earlier deployments of similar Russian drones
Cybercriminals use fake GitHub Minecraft mods to target young players
Russian-speaking operators are thought to be behind the Stargazers Ghost Network
Keylogger campaign hitting Outlook Web Access on vulnerable Exchange servers goes global
Multiple vulnerabilities exploited to achieve malicious goals
A Russian military-endorsed "propaganda game" has just landed on Steam
Invade Ukraine and Crimea from the Russian military's perspective
Putin calls for "throttling" Microsoft and Zoom in Russia, urges development of domestic alternatives
Even McDonald's didn't escape Putin's wrath
Russia is still swimming in new Intel and AMD chips thanks to sanction "workarounds"
Figures from the Federal Customs Service show that imports of Intel CPUs fell a staggering 95%
Global crackdown led by Microsoft shuts down Lumma Stealer malware infecting 394,000 PCs
A Russian-based cyber-criminal with hundreds of clients is now jobless
Russian authorities threaten World of Tanks developer for its alleged "extremist activities"
Wargaming studio said there are no assets to seize
UK bans gaming controller exports to Russia to hinder military use
Gamepads can be repurposed to control drones and target civilians
The United States no longer prioritizes Russia as a major cyber threat
"Putin is on the inside now"
Ukrainian drone unit wants to recruit gamers but warns it's "not like Call of Duty"
No respawns in real life