Over 153 Million Driver’s Licenses Were Stolen by Hackers. Here’s What to Know

The hackers allegedly spent a year hoarding documents before IDScan closed the door.

ID verification giant IDScan confirms data breach with more than 150 million driver’s licenses stolen

The ID checking company said the data breach included people’s full names and driver’s licenses and other government-issued identity documents.

Bynario raises €2.1M to develop AI-powered platform for software vulnerabilities

Cybersecurity company Bynario has raised €2.1 million in apre-seed round to develop its AI-powered platform for identifying, prioritisingand addressing software vulnerabilities. The round was led by 3…

LG Denies Allegations Its Televisions Are Always Recording

Researchers say that they exploited the microphone and content recognition features of an LG TV to listen to user conversations.

SCI Semiconductor raises £5M to ramp up production of memory-safe chips

Sheffield-headquartered company SCI Semiconductor, which has developed the world’s first memory-safe computer chip, has raised £5 million to accelerate production. The heavily oversubscribed round wa…

How To Respond As Microsoft Confirms 973 Security Vulnerabilities

Microsoft has patched 973 vulnerabilities, including actively exploited Windows CVE-2026-85880 and CVE-2026-81963 bugs. How should your organization respond to stay safe?

Group of bipartisan lawmakers ask US government to ban several hack-for-hire firms

The three Indian companies are accused of using hackers to steal information used to sway litigation.

Ignore The FUD—Google Updates Chrome As 230 Security Issues Confirmed

As Google confirms a bumper round of 230 Chrome security vulnerabilities, including 5 critical ones, there’s no need to panic — or do anything but sit back and wait.

HelmGuard raises $7.3M to move compliance beyond paperwork

London-based governance, risk and compliance (GRC) andsecurity startup HelmGuard has raised $7.3 million in seed funding to expandits platform for automating risk and compliance assessments. The round…

Researcher reverse-engineers infamous Stuxnet malware source code, publishes it on Github for all — attack targeted Iranian nuclear facilities and was the first software of its type to cause physical damage

An anonymous security researcher has reconstructed the source code of the infamous Stuxnet worm, which was built to subtly interfere with Iranian uranium enrichment during the Bush and Obama administrations.