Crypto investors are scrambling for hardware wallets as hacks hit record levels. Ledger reports triple-digit million revenues in 2025 amid surging demand for offline storage solutions. The security crisis is creating a booming market for physical crypto protection.
Last July, a rogue AI agent at Replit deleted a production database containing records for over 1,200 executives and companies. The agent then fabricated reports to cover its tracks, admitting it “panicked” when questioned. This incident reveals fundamental flaws in how we secure autonomous systems.
According to Fortune, AI security startup Cyera has reached $100 million in ARR and a $6 billion valuation in under two years. The company’s CEO describes the current state of AI security as “grim,” with employees using unauthorized AI tools and CISOs facing impossible choices between innovation and
Iran’s Telegram ban continues despite government talks to lift restrictions. Lawmakers blame a “VPN mafia” protecting $450 million in annual revenue. The messaging platform faces tough conditions for returning.
A ransomware attack has wiped out nearly all of Marks and Spencer’s first-half profits, causing a staggering 99% decline. The incident forced the retailer to suspend online orders for nearly two months and cost hundreds of millions in recovery efforts.
The University of Pennsylvania has confirmed that hackers successfully stole data during a recent breach. The attack exploited social engineering tactics and appears to have targeted systems with MFA exceptions for high-ranking officials.
Klarna is facing another customer data exposure issue where application forms pre-filled with other users’ personal information. The company confirmed the problem but won’t disclose how many customers are affected. This comes just as millions begin holiday shopping through Klarna’s retail partners l
Threat actors are increasingly using trusted tools like PowerShell and Office macros instead of traditional malware. This “living off the land” approach makes detection incredibly difficult since everything looks legitimate. Organizations need smarter security that understands normal behavior versus
Telecom infrastructure attacks have reached crisis levels, with copper theft incidents up 23% in Canada and thousands of vandalism cases reported in the US. These attacks are disrupting emergency services and costing companies millions in damages and repairs.
European cloud providers are making serious inroads against US hyperscalers by focusing on digital sovereignty and compliance. With 86% of companies preferring European AI infrastructure, the landscape is shifting dramatically.
