AI Coding Boom Accelerates Software Development, But Security Risks Multiply
SAN FRANCISCO — Artificial intelligence has rapidly transformed software development, with coding assistants going from novelty to mainstream in under
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Month: September 2025
China-Linked Hackers Target Software Supply Chains With Stealthy Malware
WASHINGTON — A sprawling cyber-espionage campaign linked to the Chinese government is exploiting the global technology supply chain, infiltrating vendors,
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Supermicro Motherboards, Unremovable Malware, and the New Reality of Firmware Attacks
Server motherboards sold by Supermicro contain high severity flaws that allow attackers to install malicious firmware that runs before the
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Healthcare Cybersecurity: Why Patient Safety Depends on Digital Resilience
Healthcare is built on trust. Patients hand over their most personal details—medical histories, test results, financial data—expecting they will be
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Google Rolls Out Final Chrome 140 Update With Security Fixes
Google has released its final update for Chrome 140, addressing multiple security vulnerabilities ahead of the browser’s upgrade to Chrome
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UK Police Arrest Man Over Hack That Crippled European Airports
British police have arrested a man in his 40s as part of an investigation into a ransomware attack that knocked
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Europe’s Airport Cyberattack Highlights Fragility of Centralised Systems
Travellers across Europe faced chaos over the weekend after a cyberattack crippled key airport systems, forcing manual check-ins, long queues,
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Stellantis Data Breach May Impact 18 Million Customers Across Jeep, Chrysler and Dodge
Stellantis, the world’s fifth-largest automaker and parent company of Jeep, Fiat, Chrysler and Dodge, has confirmed a major data breach
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Cyberattack on Collins Aerospace Throws European Airports Into Chaos
Travelers across Europe faced mass disruption over the weekend after a cyberattack on a key aviation technology provider crippled check-in
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Digital ID Cards Could Streamline Life, But at What Cost to Trust?
Keir Starmer’s announcement of a mandatory digital ID system marks one of the most divisive proposals in recent British politics.
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