Cyberattack Devastates French Supermarkets

A wave of cyberattacks has ravaged French supermarkets. Hackers exploited a vulnerability in outdated refrigeration systems software, raising temperatures and spoiling food. France’s Cybersecurity agency ANSSI, is investigating the incident. This is one in a year-long string of devastating cyberattacks against supermarkets in Western Europe. With how much it’ll cost for these companies to recover, […]

80% of Denmark Got Hacked, Nobody Noticed Until Now

On October 2nd, the Danish government discovered that its database on Danish citizens was breached by hackers back in September. The hackers were able to steal the names, social security numbers, and addresses of 8 million Danish citizens. This is only the latest cyberattack against government databases, such as in 2016 when Turkey’s citizen database […]

Online Scams Steal Billions of Dollars

Online Scams Steal Billions of Dollars Scammed, a documentary investigated by FRONTLINE and The Associated Press, shows how online scams have been ruining victims’ lives and stealing billions of dollars. Check this hour and a half documentary out, covering the rise of the global criminal industry, those involved, and attempts to shut it down! Sourced […]

Medical Software Development Paused Due to Safety Concerns

The medical records technology company Epic has paused product development to protect patient data. This is in response to security bugs that could expose patients’ medical information. Healthcare breaches have increased in the past few years with a ransomware attack on Change Healthcare, and medical record data have been stolen from Carecloud, McKesson, and Craneware. […]

DoD Breach Exposes Data of 3.1 Million Military Personnel

Between October 2025 and July 2026, hackers exploited a security vulnerability in an unencrypted file-sharing system run by the Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC)—the Department of Defense’s primary identity management and benefits record-keeping unit. Sourced from Tech Crunch

Your Car Is Spying on You

Your car is handing over your private data. Numerous investigations have found that personal information has been shared with insurance and tech companies. Every car manufacturer has shifted blame elsewhere except Honda, which has worked to protect consumer data. How much more data do companies need? Sourced from Tech Crunch

Meta Insists It Didn’t Breach Your Privacy, Again

Meta’s Muse may be able to read private messages without the user’s consent. A journalist recently reported that Muse had accessed his private messages without his knowledge. Meta replied, claiming this is impossible and blaming the journalist for it. Regardless of what really happened, this shows that consumers are still not ready to trust Meta […]

ShinyHunters Hack The FBI, One Member Gets Arrested

The Shinyhunters hacker collective is back in the news after breaching the FBI’s servers. This massive hack saw over 5,000 FBI agent’s personal information stolen in one day. In response, Dutch police arrested an alleged leader of Shinyhunters on September 15th. The hacker group quickly released an official statement denying the man apprehended was part […]

Calling for an AI Slowdown Might Just Help Big AI Companies

Open AI has decided not to release a new model due to safety concerns. Their latest model Astra 6.1, allegedly exhibited deceptive and unsafe behaviors. With other companies’ AI models going rogue, some in the industry think a slowdown would prevent future incidents. But will it? Critics suggest a slowdown won’t help, and will instead […]