AI Chatbots Trigger Mental Health Crises as Users Report “AI-Induced Psychosis” to Regulators
The Growing Phenomenon of AI-Fueled Psychological Distress In an unprecedented wave of consumer complaints filed with the Federal Trade Commission,…
The Growing Phenomenon of AI-Fueled Psychological Distress In an unprecedented wave of consumer complaints filed with the Federal Trade Commission,…
Manufacturing Giant’s Security Breach Sends Shockwaves Through British Economy The recent cyber attack targeting Jaguar Land Rover has unleashed a…
The Evolution of Affine Cipher Security In the ever-evolving landscape of digital security, researchers are returning to classical cryptographic methods…
The UK’s data protection regulator has declined to investigate a Ministry of Defence leak that exposed details of Afghans seeking relocation. Information Commissioner John Edwards cited classified material constraints and MoD’s adequate response as key factors in the decision.
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has defended its choice not to investigate a significant data breach at the Ministry of Defence that compromised the safety of thousands of Afghans linked to British forces. According to reports, the accidental leak occurred in February 2022 and potentially exposed over 33,000 individuals to Taliban reprisals.
Major Automotive Hack Disrupts Thousands of UK Organizations The August cybersecurity breach at Jaguar Land Rover has resulted in staggering…
The cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover that began in late August could become the most expensive hack in UK history, according to new analysis. Researchers estimate the total damage could reach £1.9bn, affecting both the automaker and thousands of supply chain partners. The incident forced global production halts and continues to disrupt dealer operations.
The cyber attack targeting Jaguar Land Rover could become the costliest hack in UK history, according to analysis from cybersecurity researchers. The incident, which began in late August, reportedly caused widespread IT shutdowns and halted global manufacturing operations, including at major UK plants in Solihull, Halewood, and Wolverhampton.
Severe Security Flaw in WatchGuard Fireware OS A critical security vulnerability in WatchGuard’s Fireware OS has been discovered, posing significant…
Critical Flaw Exploited in Oracle E-Business Suite The recent exploitation of Oracle’s zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2025-61882) has exposed fundamental weaknesses in…
The New Frontier of Digital Defense Managed Service Providers (MSPs) are facing an unprecedented challenge as artificial intelligence technologies become…
Chinese intelligence authorities claim to have uncovered evidence of extensive NSA cyber operations targeting the country’s time synchronization systems. The alleged attacks reportedly threatened communications, financial networks, and power grids according to security reports.
China’s Ministry of State Security has publicly accused United States intelligence agencies of conducting sophisticated cyberattacks against the country’s critical time synchronization infrastructure, according to reports published through official channels. The allegations, detailed in a Sunday social media post, claim the National Security Agency targeted systems that support China‘s communications, financial, and transportation networks.