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Labour claims Russian operatives breached Nigel Farage’s phone and bank accounts, prompting an official referral to UK authorities. The allegations, filed with the Metropolitan Police and intelligence agencies, mark a sharp escalation in claims linking Farage to foreign interference.
California’s top prosecutor has filed suit against Chrome Holding, alleging the company inherited a preventable 2023 data breach. The case centers on claims that genetic data of over 6 million users was left exposed due to inadequate security measures.
Award-winning ethical hacker Lina Vasquez warns AI tools like Claude Mythos threaten human-led security challenges. New evidence shows rising star Mythos outperformed 92% of human participants in last month’s DEFCON qualifier.
Russia has intensified its cyberattacks on UK critical infrastructure and democratic institutions, GCHQ reveals. The spy agency warns of a 'moment of consequence' as threats escalate in scale and sophistication.
Egisto Ott, 58, has been convicted of passing classified Austrian intelligence to Russia over eight years, marking the country’s most severe spy conviction since the Cold War era.
The Home Affairs Select Committee has branded the government’s digital ID scheme a failure after critical deadlines were missed and public trust eroded. Internal documents reveal cost overruns and delays that threaten the 2026 target for universal rollout.
Two researchers revolutionized digital security with a new encryption method deemed impossible to crack, earning the prestigious Turing Award. Their work now underpins secure communications globally.