Data Breach & Theft

Attackers Actively Exploit Critical MongoBleed Bug
Data Protection & Privacy Attackers Actively Exploit Critical MongoBleed Bug

The digital foundations that support countless modern applications are far more fragile than many organizations realize, a vulnerability that threat actors have become ruthlessly efficient at exploiting. In a stark demonstration of this reality, a critical flaw in MongoDB, a database engine central

Korean Air Breach Exposes Data of 30,000 Employees
Data Protection & Privacy Korean Air Breach Exposes Data of 30,000 Employees

A fortress is often judged by the strength of its walls, yet a recent breach at Korean Air demonstrated that the greatest threat can come from a trusted ally walking through a side gate. The airline has disclosed a significant data incident exposing the personal records of approximately 30,000

Security Research vs. Criminal Offense: A Comparative Analysis
Data Protection & Privacy Security Research vs. Criminal Offense: A Comparative Analysis

In the sprawling digital landscape where a single line of code can either build a fortress or unleash chaos, the distinction between the actions of a system's guardian and those of its vandal has become one of the most critical legal and ethical discussions of our time. While both may probe a

Denmark Blames Russia for Hybrid War Cyberattacks
Data Protection & Privacy Denmark Blames Russia for Hybrid War Cyberattacks

In a significant escalation of geopolitical tensions playing out in the digital realm, the Danish government has formally accused the Russian state of conducting a series of calculated cyberattacks against the nation's critical infrastructure. The Danish Defence Intelligence Service (DDIS)

Traditional Security Frameworks Fail to Protect AI
Data Protection & Privacy Traditional Security Frameworks Fail to Protect AI

The meticulous checklists and gold-plated compliance certificates hanging in server rooms across the world offer little more than a decorative shield against the new breed of threats targeting artificial intelligence. For decades, security leaders have relied on established frameworks like the NIST

Why Does ESA Downplay Its Security Breaches?
Infrastructure & Network Security Why Does ESA Downplay Its Security Breaches?

In the world of high-stakes cybersecurity, few targets are as prestigious as a national space agency. When threat actors claim to have exfiltrated 200 GB of sensitive data from the European Space Agency, it sends ripples through the industry. To unpack the nuances of this latest incident, we sat

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