CYBERSECURITY

Labour MP Graeme Downie has called for an investigation into Chinese-made smart vapes, warning that internet-connected devices could pose privacy and cybersecurity risks through data collection.

Leaked Microsoft documents reveal a strategy to make users dependent on its AI assistant, Scout, raising concerns about the ethical implications of habit-forming software.

Atlas Menu, a Grand Theft Auto V cheat service, experienced a significant data breach impacting 64,000 users, exposing sensitive information and questioning its security promises.

Hackers exploited a flaw in Meta's AI support bot to hijack high-profile Instagram accounts by requesting email changes, sparking debate over AI's role in account security.

Meta's AI-powered support chatbot was exploited, leading to breaches of high-profile Instagram accounts. The vulnerability has been fixed, but concerns over AI safety in managing security protocols persist.

Iranian hackers breached the dormant Obama White House Instagram, posting AI-generated propaganda. Here's why your social media accounts could be next.

The FBI warns hackers are using a new phishing tool to access Microsoft accounts without passwords, exploiting trusted login systems and bypassing security protections.

The FBI warns of Kali365, a phishing scam exploiting Microsoft 365 verification tools to bypass security, granting hackers ongoing access to accounts. Users are urged to review authentication practices.

FBI warns Microsoft users about 'Kali365', a cyberattack that bypasses security checks by exploiting authentication systems.

The FBI warns of a new phishing threat, Kali365, targeting Microsoft 365 users by bypassing security measures. Users are advised to implement safeguards and report any intrusions.

A UK visa platform exposed passports and facial images of thousands, raising security fears as the vulnerability reportedly remained unpatched.

Trump Mobile exposed thousands of customers' personal data online, sparking concerns over corporate accountability. Despite warnings, the issue was ignored until public pressure forced action.

About 161,000 individuals affected by the Krispy Kreme data breach can claim up to £2,600 by 22 June. The breach exposed sensitive data, leading to a class action lawsuit and settlement.

A threat actor claims to sell a 340-million-record OnlyFans database, but admits it was compiled from old breaches, not hacked from the platform.

A supposed OnlyFans data breach was debunked as a hoax, with claims based on recycled data. Users are warned against downloading malicious 'leak checker' tools.

Krispy Kreme employees affected by a data breach have until June 2026 to claim compensation. Eligible claimants may receive up to $3,500, while others could get around $75.

FBI Director Kash Patel's merchandise site was taken offline after hackers used it to plant malware — weeks after his personal email was also breached.