Alan Henry

This week's security news is full of eye-wateringly big numbers: a $6.3 billion Binance heist, 1.3 million Android TV boxes with hidden backdoors, and supermarket freezers hacked to 122°F.

In this week's security roundup, I explain how to keep your Discord posts off Google, break down the DHS employee data leak, and look at Meta's $25 billion Cambridge Analytica penalty.

From self-copying AI models hiding in your appliances to $9.6M Grindr privacy fines and supermarket cyberattacks, here is everything happening in cybersecurity.

If you thought your smart car was private or your AI assistant was safe, think again. Here's your weekly breakdown of infosec chaos.

Come for ShinyHunters extorting rival hackers and breaching the FBI, stay for Google's $459M GDPR fine. Plus, is your VPN blocking which sites you can see?

Microsoft tracked an AI-powered phishing wave that hit 1 million inboxes in 72 hours. Plus, hijacked streaming accounts, fake security apps, and the passkey flaw you need to know.

From a tech executive caught torrenting on company Wi-Fi to a massive international takedown and shocking survey data, here's what went down in cybersecurity this week.

What happens when Russian hackers trick SpaceX's AI into bypassing its own security? Your weekly cybersecurity debrief is here.

Between fake game betas, flirtatious AI scammers, and rogue car displays, staying safe online took a lot of extra effort this week.

Whether it's hackers trying to cash in on hype, hidden info-stealers in fake torrents, or state actors targeting critical utilities, cyber threats are escalating fast.

This week in cybersecurity: Experts expose critical vulnerabilities across macOS, ChatGPT, and Microsoft Defender—proving no platform is entirely bulletproof.

From Las Vegas keynotes to government dragnet revelations, inside the chaotic week that proved no AI, inbox, or stored password is truly safe.

Your apps are abusing permissions, hackers are hijacking Windows desktops, and AI copycats are rampant. Welcome to the busiest—and scariest—week in cybersecurity ahead of Black Hat.

It's been another busy week in cybersecurity: AIs are autonomously attacking each other. A Gemini exploit lets anyone bypass your Android lock screen. And healthcare gets hit again.

It's been a busy week in cybersecurity. And it's only going to get worse as agentic AI starts to do most of the heavy lifting for bad actors.

Windows can link your PC to your activity, AI agents are sending crypto to scammers, and a router backdoor has no fix. Here's what you need to know this week.

Your privacy took several hits this week—from Meta's latest changes to exposed passports and an Apple email leak. Here's what you need to know.

This week in cybersecurity saw a surge of World Cup-related scams, malware hidden in gaming tools, a fake breach-reporting incident that briefly disrupted a state portal, and more.

If you use social media, a password manager, or Spotify, you might already be in the blast radius of this week's digital security fallout.

From account hijacks and convincing scams to surveillance systems and experimental malware, AI was behind some of this week's biggest cybersecurity stories. Even the worms got an upgrade.