Cyber Security News

President Trump has signed an executive order requesting AI companies to show models to the federal government. Security experts discuss. 

Hackers deceived Instagram’s AI chatbot, prompting it to provide access to user accounts.

This year, the World Cup is facing a cyber threat that, historically, it hasn’t seen as often: malicious AI agents.

Foreign adversaries are exploiting commercial location data to track U.S. servicemembers in active war zones. 

Robinhood is enabling AI agents to trade and make credit card purchases on behalf of users. 

In the last 12 months, 92% of agencies experienced some form of cyber threat. Yet, only 20% plan to establish an incident response plan. 

Security magazine speaks to a researcher about an observed cyberattack driven entirely by AI. 

The incident was caused by a social engineering attack targeting an employee device. 

Cybercriminals are targeting law firms with social engineering tactics. 

Windows users are the primary target of a new phishing threat.

An expert breaks down the Trump Administration’s plan to invest $2 billion into quantum computing innovation and leadership. 

The university has started construction to expand its institute devoted to examining U.S. critical infrastructure vulnerabilities. 

Lithuanian officials believe this was the result of foreign activity. 

CISA announced that it will be accepting nominations to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog. 

It’s likely that cybercriminals will increase scam activity leading up to and during this event. 

The overarching theme of this year’s report is “keeping a strong foundation in the face of change.”

GitHub experienced a cyber incident.

Is the average 7-Eleven customer at risk from the recent data breach? 

The American Lending Center notified consumers of a data breach nearly a year after it occured. 

The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, also referred to as Southwest Asia and North Africa (SWANA), managed a first-of-its-kind cybercrime operation between October 2025 and February 2026.

Security leaders share their thoughts on the attack, Iran’s potential involvement and the broader implications.

Phishing grows harder to identify in the age of AI. 

Limited security funding opens organizations to threat actors.

Wireless vulnerabilities rose in 2025.

Foxconn confirmed a cyberattack has disrupted some of its North American facilities

West Pharmaceutical Services experienced a ransomware incident. 

Security leaders discuss the first AI-created zero-day exploit. 

A roundup of recent data breach stories. 

A researcher found that Microsoft Edge will load saved passwords into memory in plaintext, even when they are not being used. 

Passwords have long been an integral part of online security. But this year, some cybersecurity experts are pushing for this to change.