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Category: Cybersecurity

Google’s $32B Wiz Deal Faces Its EU Moment of Truth
BusinessCybersecuritySoftware

Google’s $32B Wiz Deal Faces Its EU Moment of Truth

European Union antitrust officials have set a February 10 deadline to rule on Google’s proposed $32 billion purchase of cybersecurity provider Wiz. The deal, announced last March, has already been approved by the U.S. Department of Justice. This comes as cyber threats have escalated from episodic ev

by Aaron ValeJanuary 8, 2026
Classic Outlook’s Encryption Bug Is Back, Microsoft Scrambles
CybersecuritySoftwareTechnology

Classic Outlook’s Encryption Bug Is Back, Microsoft Scrambles

A bug in the latest version of the classic Outlook app is preventing users from opening encrypted emails. Microsoft is investigating the cause and has suggested a couple of temporary workarounds while they work on a fix.

by Aaron ValeJanuary 8, 2026
UK Spent £50M on Security, Still Got Hacked for Months
CybersecuritySoftwareTechnology

UK Spent £50M on Security, Still Got Hacked for Months

A new report reveals the UK’s Legal Aid Agency, despite a known “extremely high” cyber risk and £50 million in security funding, was compromised for four months in 2024-2025. The breach impacted sensitive data for legal aid applicants and providers, causing operational chaos.

by Aaron ValeJanuary 7, 2026
Spyware Founder’s Guilty Plea Is a Rare Win Against Stalkerware
CybersecurityPrivacySoftware

Spyware Founder’s Guilty Plea Is a Rare Win Against Stalkerware

Bryan Fleming, founder of the spyware company pcTattletale, has pleaded guilty to federal computer hacking and conspiracy charges. The case, led by Homeland Security Investigations, signals a new willingness to prosecute the makers of so-called “stalkerware” who operate within U.S. borders.

by Elijah PorterJanuary 6, 2026
Fake Blue Screens Are Now a Weapon in Hotel Booking Scams
CybersecuritySoftwareTechnology

Fake Blue Screens Are Now a Weapon in Hotel Booking Scams

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a sophisticated new attack targeting the hospitality sector. It combines fake Booking.com pages, a fake Blue Screen of Death, and trusted Windows tools to install the DCRat remote access Trojan.

by Elijah PorterJanuary 6, 2026
Hackers Use Fake Blue Screens to Trick Hotel Staff Into Installing Malware
CybersecuritySoftwareTechnology

Hackers Use Fake Blue Screens to Trick Hotel Staff Into Installing Malware

A new social engineering campaign is targeting European hotels. Staff are tricked by fake Booking.com emails that show a bogus Blue Screen of Death, leading them to install malware themselves. The attack bypasses many automated security controls.

by Aaron ValeJanuary 6, 2026
Savage Raid Launch Derailed by DDoS Attacks in FFXIV
CybersecurityGamingSoftware

Savage Raid Launch Derailed by DDoS Attacks in FFXIV

The highly anticipated release of the Heavyweight Savage raid in Final Fantasy XIV has been hit with crippling DDoS attacks. North American servers are facing severe outages, throwing the competitive world-first race into chaos while other regions play on normally.

by Aaron ValeJanuary 6, 2026
Cisco Might Spend $2 Billion on Cybersecurity Startup Axonius
BusinessCybersecuritySoftware

Cisco Might Spend $2 Billion on Cybersecurity Startup Axonius

Cisco is reportedly in advanced talks to acquire cybersecurity asset management platform Axonius for around $2 billion. If it goes through, this would be Cisco’s third security-related purchase in less than half a year, signaling a major consolidation push.

by Aaron ValeJanuary 5, 2026
Your PC Now Has a Boot-Up Game You Have to Win
CybersecurityInnovationPrivacy

Your PC Now Has a Boot-Up Game You Have to Win

A new game called Fall to Boot runs during your PC’s boot process. You must navigate a tunnel to hit “Boot!” or your computer powers off. It’s part of a growing repo of UEFI-based games that gatekeep your operating system.

by Aaron ValeJanuary 3, 2026
Is Palo Alto Networks’ Muted 2025 a Setup for a Big 2026?
BusinessCybersecuritySoftware

Is Palo Alto Networks’ Muted 2025 a Setup for a Big 2026?

Palo Alto Networks had a volatile 2025, with shares held back by CEO Nikesh Arora’s dealmaking. But its $25B CyberArk and $3.35B Chronosphere buys position it for a stronger 2026 as customers consolidate security tools.

by Aaron ValeJanuary 2, 2026

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