Cybersecurity Defense News

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FEMA and U.S. CBP confirmed that the agencies experienced a “widespread” breach over the summer, which lasted several weeks.

The U.S. Secret Service dismantled a 100,000-SIM threat network near the UNGA, averting telecom disruptions and exposing possible nation-state actors.

TikTok’s long-delayed U.S. deal—giving Oracle control of user data and Americans the board majority—may resolve regulatory hurdles.

With new vulnerabilities exposed and critical fixes underway, cybersecurity leaders debate whether WhatsApp remains trustworthy.

A new bill in Congress would authorize modern-day “Letters of Marque,” empowering private hackers to target foreign cybercriminals.

The Department of Justice says the dismantling of “Rapper Bot” ends a global DDoS-for-hire operation that struck the Pentagon’s networks.

Despite a swift response, experts warn the breach highlights a dangerous gap between how companies defend and how hackers attack.

Whether you’re pivoting from IT or just starting out, these practical, proven steps will jumpstart your cyber career.

Microsoft and federal partners are racing to contain an active zero-day exploit targeting on-prem SharePoint servers.

In an ever-shifting security environment, both cyber operations and the defense industry at large are experiencing transformative growth.

A PRC-linked hacking group compromised a U.S. Army National Guard network for months, prompting DHS warnings.

Cleared professionals don’t just carry phones. They carry risks. Before traveling, secure your phone to avoid surveillance and data theft.

A new executive order aiming to boost innovation has sparked concern among cybersecurity experts who warn it may weaken key protections.

The Bumble complaint is a reminder that privacy, transparency, and responsible AI design are no longer optional.

Phishing attacks are evolving fast—and even savvy users risk being caught off guard without the right awareness and defense strategies.

Welcome to the new front lines—where your Fitbit might be the breach point and your location data could be mission-compromising intel.

A cyber researcher uncovers an unsecured database containing over 184 million login credentials—including access to major tech platforms.

Ransomware attacks break records in 2025—and with phishing emails now mimicking HR and IT messages, even the most cautious are getting duped.

This World Password Day, cybersecurity experts are sounding the alarm: AI is making it easier than ever to crack reused or weak passwords.