Italy fined Apple $986 million for allegedly enforcing App Tracking Transparency in a way that disadvantaged competitors. The ruling highlights the collision of privacy frameworks, platform control, and competition law
Russia is attempting to weaponize Starlink by acquiring terminals through illicit channels and using them for battlefield communications. This in-depth report examines how Russian units exploit the system, how SpaceX responds, and why satellite networks are becoming critical wartime assets.
North Korea has transformed cryptocurrency theft into a state-backed, industrial cyber operation. With coordinated threat groups, refined malware pipelines, and aggressive targeting of exchanges and DeFi platforms, DPRK attackers continue scaling their global theft strategy despite expanding sanctions and international pressure.
Artificial intelligence now faces an economic crossroads. From collapse to consolidation, national control to technological breakthroughs, four possible futures reveal how cost, scale, and power will determine what comes next.
UK regulators have fined LastPass for security failures linked to the 2022 breach that exposed vault metadata for 16 million users. The incident revealed significant operational gaps and raised industry-wide questions about password-management safety.
This week’s ThreatsDay Bulletin highlights rising spyware alerts, global scanning activity, and new Linux backdoor threats essential insight for defenders and SOC teams.
Two Ukrainian nationals were arrested in Poland while carrying advanced hacking equipment capable of probing sensitive wireless networks. Their actions raised concerns about espionage operations targeting critical infrastructure, prompting a wider investigation into cross-border surveillance activities.
India’s telecom ministry rescinded its controversial order forcing all new and existing smartphones to pre-install the government-run “Sanchar Saathi” app. The reversal follows widespread criticism over privacy risks, consent violations, and potential mass surveillance, raising fresh questions about digital rights and security oversight in a market of over a billion mobile users.
The Iran-linked APT MuddyWater has resurfaced with a new, stealthy malware loader disguised as a retro Snake-style game. The loader delivers a memory-only backdoor to Israeli targets. This shift shows how APTs increasingly combine social-engineering and covert execution to bypass defenses.
The Washington Post reports a staff data breach tied to an Oracle E-Business Suite zero-day. Nearly 10,000 employees and contractors receive notices as responders verify scope and guide credit protection.