The European Commission has proposed a sweeping new Space Act to regulate safety, debris, and cybersecurity. But with a tight 2030 deadline and pushback from operators and governments, its path to reality is fraught with challenges.
Netscout is upgrading its network observability platform to handle two growing headaches: Wi-Fi 7 performance and shorter-lived SSL certificates. The updates aim to shift IT teams from reactive firefighting to preventative operations. It’s a direct response to more distributed infrastructure and tig
The AI agent wave is creating a new frontier in cybersecurity. Startups are now building platforms that autonomously handle SOC tasks, remediate vulnerabilities, and even protect the agents themselves.
Google has significantly degraded the IPIDEA residential proxy network, a key tool for cybercriminals. Their actions removed millions of devices from the pool, disrupting a global marketplace for anonymity.
Coinbase has seen its market cap plunge by $8.5 billion in just one week, with the stock down 13%. The downturn follows negative analyst moves and a broader crypto sell-off. Investors are left wondering what’s next.
A major cyberattack on Poland’s power grid in late December 2025 has been attributed to the Russian state-backed group Sandworm. Security firm ESET says the attackers used DynoWiper malware but were stopped before causing significant damage. The timing appears symbolic, marking 10 years since Sandwo
In a first, Microsoft complied with an FBI warrant and provided BitLocker recovery keys for encrypted laptops. The case exposes a critical weakness in cloud-stored encryption keys and has civil liberties groups sounding alarms.
A new phishing campaign uses a deceptive ‘r’ and ‘n’ to mimic the letter ‘m’ in website addresses, targeting users of Microsoft and Marriott. The fake sites are nearly identical to the real ones, making the threat hard to spot, especially on phones. The best defense is to never log in via emailed li
Google has issued its first Chrome security update of 2026, fixing a high-risk vulnerability. The flaw, found in the WebView component, requires other browsers to update their Chromium base.
A critical vulnerability in macOS allows attackers to completely bypass Apple’s TCC privacy controls. Tracked as CVE-2025-43530, it exploits the trusted VoiceOver accessibility feature, enabling silent access to sensitive data. Apple has patched it in macOS 26.2.
