Cybersecurity
Practical cybersecurity news — vulnerabilities, breaches, defense techniques, and best practices.
Public Wi-Fi in 2026: What's Actually Risky and What Isn't
The old warning that hackers can sniff your bank password on cafe Wi-Fi is mostly obsolete, thanks to encryption. But real risks remain. An honest, current guide to staying safe on public networks.
Miasma Supply Chain Attack Compromises Red Hat npm Packages
Researchers identified a malicious supply chain campaign dubbed Miasma, which injected credential-stealing worms into legitimate Red Hat npm packages.
Passkeys Explained: The Password Replacement Going Mainstream
Passwords are the weak link in almost every hack. Passkeys are the fix the whole industry is now adopting, and they cannot be phished. What they are, why they are safer, and how to start using them.
Google June 2026 Android Update Addresses 124 Security Vulnerabilities
Google has released its June 2026 Android security update, patching 124 identified flaws, including one critical vulnerability currently being actively exploited.
Palo Alto GlobalProtect Authentication Bypass Flaw Under Attack
A critical authentication bypass vulnerability in Palo Alto Networks' PAN-OS GlobalProtect is currently being exploited in active cyberattacks.
Data Breaches Explained: Laws, Costs, and Corporate Accountability
Understanding data breaches in 2026: A deep dive into the causes, the financial impact, and the complex web of mandatory notification laws for organizations.
Patch Now: Two Critical Cisco Unified CM Flaws — a Zero-Day and a Public Exploit
Cisco is rushing to fix critical Unified CM flaws, one a zero-day and one with public exploit code, both giving attackers root access. Patch now.
Zero Trust Security Explained: The Model Replacing the Old Perimeter
As of mid-2026, the Zero Trust security model has become a mandatory standard for modern IT environments, shifting from traditional perimeter defense to verification.
What to do right after a scam: A guide to reporting and recovery
Falling victim to a scam requires immediate action. This guide outlines how to secure your accounts, report fraud globally, and initiate financial recovery steps.
The Worm That Writes Itself: How 'Shai-Hulud' Is Poisoning the Open-Source Code Everyone Uses
Shai-Hulud, a self-spreading worm, has poisoned hundreds of npm packages, stealing developer secrets and cloning itself automatically. Inside the attack.
Suggestions from China's Deepseek for securing India's Online Exams
"Kendriya Pariksha Kendras” & "National Secure Exam Platform (NSEP)" are the most significant suggestions
How to Spot a Fake Online Store and Shop Safely in 2026
Online shopping scams are evolving with AI. Learn how to identify fraudulent storefronts, verify site legitimacy, and protect your finances when buying online.