Kaspersky’s VPN and password manager went dark for days worldwide — and the timing has raised awkward questions about Russia’s drone-hit data centers

Kaspersky outage began within hours of Ukrainian drones shutting down a third Yandex data center, but no link has been confirmed.

Russian bot activity plunged 84% after Ukraine hit Yandex data centers, but the bots were back at full strength within two days

The 84% bot collapse after Ukraine’s Yandex strikes was real, lasted about a day, and Cloudflare watched the automation move to rival clouds.

FBI warns of torrent of scams and deepfakes ahead of US midterm elections

AI deepfakes and financial fraud campaigns are already showing up ahead of the US midterm elections in November.

US federal court work hit after BAE Systems cyberattack affects bankruptcy court systems

The incident halted the BNC’s production and distribution of bankruptcy notices for bankruptcy courts.

Zoom can now tell you for sure that the person you’re speaking to isn’t a deepfake — Sam Altman’s World debuts ID verification for AI Agents
Zoom can now tell you for sure that the person you’re speaking to isn’t a deepfake — Sam Altman’s World debuts ID verification for AI Agents

With deepfake attacks on the rise, World will scan your iris so that you can verify you are indeed real on your next Zoom call.

Fake VPN download site steals administrator credentials to give attackers direct access to corporate networks — but delivers official signed software so victims never suspect a thing
Fake VPN download site steals administrator credentials to give attackers direct access to corporate networks — but delivers official signed software so victims never suspect a thing

A fake WatchGuard VPN download website stole administrator credentials before delivering the genuine signed installer, potentially exposing corporate networks without deploying malware.

Chinese-made cars rented by Norwegian military automatically recorded and stored video footage during military exercises
Chinese-made cars rented by Norwegian military automatically recorded and stored video footage during military exercises

Norwegian soldiers discovered rental cars had stored military footage and access codes, raising security concerns despite no evidence of deliberate espionage.

Just when we thought targeted ads couldn’t get any worse, these were found serving malware

Al Jazeera journalists were infected, but the number of victims could be a lot bigger.