Cybersecurity Needs More Women, And The Door Is Wide Open
The future of cybersecurity will not be decided only by the sophistication of hackers. It will be decided by who
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Month: May 2026
EV Owners Warned Over AI-Enabled Charger Risks
Australian electric vehicle owners are being warned to take care when using smart charging technology, amid concerns that some artificial
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Apple and Google warn Canadian encryption bill could weaken user security
Apple and Google have warned Canadian lawmakers that proposed lawful access legislation could put user privacy and digital security at
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Apple adds new CVE details to macOS, iOS, iPadOS, visionOS and watchOS security pages
Apple has updated a series of security content pages for macOS, iOS, iPadOS, visionOS and watchOS, adding new CVE details
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Crypto billionaires on edge as violent wrench attacks fuel new security fears
A wave of violent attacks targeting cryptocurrency figures is forcing some of the industry’s wealthiest players to confront a blunt
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Elon Musk, OpenAI And The Courtroom Collapse Of AI’s Moral High Ground
The legal fight between Elon Musk and OpenAI was never just a dispute about corporate structure. It was a fight
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The AI Era Is Turning Supply Chains Into Cybersecurity Battlegrounds
For decades, supply chains were treated as a business efficiency problem. Companies wanted them faster, cheaper, leaner and more connected.
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This Week In Hacks Shows Why Cybersecurity Can No Longer Be Someone Else’s Problem
Some weeks in cybersecurity feel like a warning siren that refuses to switch off. This was one of them. From
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Equal1 And Dell Unveil Rack Mounted Quantum Computer For Enterprise Data Centres
Equal1 and Dell have unveiled what is being described as the world’s first deployable rack mounted silicon spin hybrid quantum
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Anthropic’s Project Glasswing Finds More Than 10,000 Major Software Flaws In Its First Month
Anthropic has reported a major early milestone for its Project Glasswing initiative, revealing that the programme has identified more than
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