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Hackers post data of 8.7m people after failed extortion attempt

By Benedict Collins Published

FulcrumSec attempted to extort Manchester Airports Group, but failed. Now, the cyber-criminals have published the information online.

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A botnet running for 23 years with over 15,000 endpoints has finally been shut down by law enforcement and Crowdstrike

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

Crowdstrike and friends sinkholed thousands of Sality's endpoints rendering the botnet useless.

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Ciri in the Witcher 4, alongside Sony's PS5 and Corsair's Vengeance RAM kit

CD Projekt Red's boss is confident consoles will survive the RAMpocalypse

By Isaiah Williams Published

The games industry is in a precarious situation due to the RAM crisis, but CD Projekt Red's boss has faith that all will be well.

Consoles & PC
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More than 9.5 million patients affected by Aesto Health breach — names, SSNs, financial details, health records and more stolen

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

More than two dozen of Aesto's clients affected by the December 2025 cyberincident.

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Dell 14S 2026, four laptops next to each other showing four different colors for this notebook: beige, pink, green and blue

Dell 14S takes aim at the MacBook Neo — but I'm worried about the price

By Darren Allan Published

IFA 2026 This Dell laptop looks to be a smart rival for Apple's MacBook Neo, but some question marks remain over pricing.

IFA 2026
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Multiple healthcare giants hit by data breaches affecting patient records, social security numbers, and even implanted cardiac devices

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

Boston Scientific and McKesson are working on restoring services after being struck by disruptive cyberattacks.

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Nvidia admits new GPU driver has a nasty screen flickering bug

By Darren Allan Published

Gamers aren't happy about the quality of Nvidia's drivers of late, and a new bug has prompted some fresh venting.

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A group of 7 hackers, 6 slightly blurred in the background and one in the foreground, all wearing black with hoods pulled up over their heads. You cannot see their faces. The hacker in the foreground sits with an open laptop in front of them. The background, behind the hackers, is a Chinese flag

Cisco routers are being turned into surveillance vantage points to hoover up data on trusted networks — and it's all thanks to this new malware

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

Fire Ant is now targeting routers, authentication servers, and Linux management hosts, using them as stepping stones.

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North Korea expands fraudulent job resumes to target marketing, sales, and medical sector

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

North Koreans are going to great lengths to get hired in the west, even if it means faking absolutely everything.

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Careful when filing your taxes, this new "PackClient" malware is hitting global firms via tax audit lures

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

The Chinese are using a tax lure to deploy a new RAT and take over victim devices.

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