Qantas Breach Exposes Data of up to 6 Million Flyers—Days After FBI Flags 2FA-Bypass Threat
Australia’s flag-carrier Qantas has confirmed a “significant” cyber-attack that may have compromised the personal details of as many as six
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Author: HackAcademy
FBI Warns Airlines After “Scattered Spider” Breaches Put Entire Travel Network on Alert
The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation has issued an urgent industry bulletin after the cyber-extortion gang Scattered Spider broke into
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Iran’s Crippled Cash Machines: The New Face of Middle East Power Politics
When analysts tally the costs of Israel and Iran’s latest flare-up, they usually start with drones, missiles and centrifuges. Yet
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Cloudflare Thwarts Record 7.3 Tbps DDoS Assault But Bigger Attacks Are Looming
Cloudflare says it has neutralised the largest distributed-denial-of-service (DDoS) attack ever recorded, a 7.3 terabit-per-second (Tbps) tsunami that briefly hurled
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Beyond Bits: How Two Photons Just Beat a Supercomputer and What It Means for the AI Energy Crisis
When physicist Philip Walther and his team at the University of Vienna fired a pair of indistinguishable photons into a
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Pat Gelsinger to Rapidus: “Leap ahead, don’t just catch up”
Former Intel chief executive Pat Gelsinger has thrown down the gauntlet to Japan’s fledgling foundry Rapidus, warning that chasing Taiwan
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The Stuxnet Operation: Technical Breakdown, Impact, and International Implications
Technical Breakdown of Stuxnet Overview Stuxnet, discovered in 2010, was the first malware proven to cause physical damage to industrial
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Waymo Expands With Uber in Atlanta as Markets Keep Valuing Tesla’s Robotaxi Dreams Far Higher
Alphabet’s autonomous driving arm, Waymo, launched its latest robo-taxi service in partnership with Uber in Atlanta this week, marking the
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Tesla’s Austin Robotaxi Test Puts a Spotlight on Waymo’s Under-Valued Lead
Tesla’s first commercial robotaxi service has begun limited operations in downtown Austin. Fewer than two dozen self-driving Model Y vehicles
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China Unveils “Dawn,” a High-Orbit Quantum Satellite Set to Transform Global Secure Communications
China is preparing to launch the world’s first geostationary-orbit quantum communication satellite in 2027, aiming to create continuous, globe-spanning quantum
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