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Factoring Cybersecurity Into Finance's Digital Strategy

As financial institutions continue to embrace digital transformation, their success will depend on their ability to establish and maintain robust and responsible cybersecurity practices.

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Customer, Employee Data Exposed in Nippon Steel Breach

Information from the company's NS Solutions subsidiary has yet to show up on any Dark Web sites, but it doesn't rule out the possibility that the data may have been stolen.

Digital Fingerprints Test Privacy Concerns in 2025

Digital fingerprinting technology creates detailed user profiles by combining device data with location and demographics, which increases the risks of surveillance.

eSIM Bug in Millions of Phones Enables Spying, Takeover

eSIMs around the world may be fundamentally vulnerable to physical and network attacks because of a 6-year-old Oracle vulnerability in technology that underlies billions of cards.

Ingram Micro Up and Running After Ransomware Attack

Customers were the first to notice the disruption on the distributor's website when they couldn't place orders online.

Agentic AI's Risky MCP Backbone Opens Brand-New Attack Vectors

Critical security vulnerabilities affect different parts of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) ecosystem, which many organizations are rapidly adopting in order to integrate AI models with external data sources.

4 Arrested in UK Over M&S, Co-op, Harrods Hacks

The UK's National Crime Agency arrested four people, who some experts believe are connected to the notorious cybercriminal collective known as Scattered Spider.

SIM Swap Fraud Is Surging — and That's a Good Thing

Now it's time to build systems that attackers can't reroute with a phone call.

North American APT Uses Exchange Zero-Day to Attack China

Stories about Chinese APTs attacking the US and Canada are plentiful. In a turnabout, researchers found what they believe is a North American entity attacking a Chinese entity, thanks to a mysterious issue in Microsoft Exchange.

Browser Exploits Wane as Users Become the Attack Surface

For browsers, exploitation is out — and getting users to compromise their own systems is in. Improved browser security has forced attackers to adapt their tactics, and they've accepted the challenge.