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Cyber CrimeItaly fines IQVIA $7.8M over health data
Italy's privacy regulator fined IQVIA €7M for pseudonymization failures it says risked re-identifying roughly one million patients.
AI & MLOpenAI's EU Watermark Push Has Limits
OpenAI is watermarking ChatGPT and Codex text in the EU, but its own tests show editing quickly breaks detection.
SecurityEU CRA ends manual vuln triage
Security experts say the EU Cyber Resilience Act's 24-hour reporting mandate makes manual vulnerability triage obsolete and forces global vendors to automate or risk losing market access.
Cyber CrimeTeen ran KillSec ransomware, cops say
A 16-year-old led a ransomware crew that claimed about 1,000 attacks, according to European police.
SecurityRUSI: EU Vendor Rules Face Definition Gap
RUSI warns the EU lacks a clear high-risk vendor definition, leaving members exposed to Chinese equipment risks.
SecurityEU's Cyber Info-Sharing Falls Short
EU auditors say weak information exchange between national and bloc-level bodies is undermining detection and response to large-scale cyber incidents.
Cyber CrimeCopycat ClickFix Kit Built on Rival's Code
Sekoia says the Exvicy framework reuses ErrTraffic's code and has been spotted delivering malware via compromised WordPress sites.
TrendingHodak Pitches Post-Screen Future at Disrupt
Science Corporation's Max Hodak will argue brain-computer interfaces could replace screens at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026.
Cyber CrimeKREMLIN Malware Hijacks Chrome and Edge
Elastic Security Labs details a Brazilian banking malware toolkit that abuses browser extension installs and Ethereum smart contracts to steal credentials and sessions.
SecurityIvanti's Patch Cascade: Critical RCE Flaws Resolved
Ivanti addresses critical and high-severity vulnerabilities across Neurons for ITSM, Sentry, and EPMM, urging immediate updates.
SecurityPaperCut Attacks Target Education Sector
Attackers exploit two PaperCut flaws to steal credentials from schools and universities in the U.S. and Europe.
TrendingEurope's AI Control Dilemma
At TechBBQ, European leaders debate who truly holds power over AI as Anthropic's models vanish from the region.
SecurityAPT28's HOOKEDGE Backdoor Refines Espionage Tactics
New HOOKEDGE backdoor targets European governments, evolving from HEADLACE to evade defenses.
AI & MLAI Runtime Evidence Standard Gets a Neutral Home
Linux Foundation to govern TRACE, an open spec for cryptographically verifiable AI agent runtime evidence.
SecurityAliExpress caught using inaudible audio to fingerprint browsers
Researcher discovers AliExpress using obsolete WebAudio fingerprinting; Firefox fix likely neutralizes it.
SecurityRubyGems Poisoned: Supply Chain Risk Beyond Typos
OpenSourceMalware finds 16 typosquatted RubyGems, but the real risk is package name reuse and unvalidated author fields.
Cyber CrimeBank fraud arrests expose service provider risk
Arrests in Brazil and Europe follow a €30M bank fraud exploiting a service provider's software flaw.
AI & MLAnthropic Explains Claude Watermark Mechanics
Anthropic details how Claude’s watermarking works, addressing evade, edit, and code concerns.
Tech NewsKushner warns AI euphoria could break VC discipline
Thrive Capital's first investor letter critiques Silicon Valley's hype-fueled investing as the firm posts strong returns.
Tech NewsCentral Eurasian startups gain global stage
Road to Battlefield competition draws record applications, 84% AI startups, and new investment prizes.
SecurityIvanti Endpoint Manager Patches Critical Flaws
Ivanti releases updates for Endpoint Manager and Neurons for MDM addressing remotely exploitable vulnerabilities.
SecurityMalware Uses Ethereum Wallet as C2 Dead Drop
Sonatype finds six npm packages reading C2 addresses from an Ethereum wallet transaction linked to DPRK.
AI & MLAnthropic watermarks Claude text for EU rules
Anthropic will watermark AI-generated text from Claude to comply with EU transparency rules, the company confirmed.
Cyber CrimeCeva Breach Reverberates Through Client Ecosystem
A Ceva Logistics data breach affecting European clients shows how supply chain attacks ripple outward.
Cyber CrimeNullReceiver Uses Blockchain for Stealth
New npm malware hides command-and-control infrastructure within zero-value Ethereum transfer addresses to bypass traditional detection.
Cyber CrimeEuropol Targets The Com Content Ecosystem
Law enforcement has flagged over 4,000 URLs linked to a network that recruits minors for digital extortion and physical violence.
Tech NewsYouth Startup Culture and Burnout
Investors are pouring capital into teenage founders, but shifting market demands create a relentless, public cycle of high-stakes pressure.
Cyber CrimeRussian Intel Targets NATO Logistics
Intelligence agencies report that Russian actors are hijacking IP cameras to monitor military movements across Europe and Ukraine.
OnlyFans Takedowns Shield Web Servers
Copyright enforcement by adult content creators is inadvertently neutralizing infrastructure vulnerabilities across the public sector.