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Explained | Why Anthropic’s Mythos is spooking bankers and what it means for global financeAnthropic’s Mythos AI is triggering global concern as banks and regulators warn it could enable faster, large-scale cyberattacks on financi...- India Inc stares at a reckoning as Mythos rewires cybersecurityIndian enterprises could be facing a structural cybersecurity risk after the release of the advanced AI model Mythos by Anthropic. As Mytho...
- Hacking group 'ShinyHunters' threatens to expose premium users of sex site PornhubHackers calling themselves ShinyHunters claim to have stolen details of Pornhub’s users and are demanding Bitcoin. Reuters verified parts o...
- Billions lost, factories stalled, trust broken: The real price of cybercrime in 2025In a world increasingly dependent on digital infrastructure, cyberattacks are wreaking havoc and shaking the very foundations of global com...
- Tata Motors shares in focus as Jaguar Land Rover extends production halt after cyberattackTata Motors shares: Tata Motors’ unit Jaguar Land Rover has extended its production halt until October 1, 2025, after a September 2 cyberat...
- Tata-owned Jaguar Land Rover extends production halt again after Sept 2 cyberattackJaguar Land Rover (JLR) has extended its production pause until October 1, 2025, following a cybersecurity incident earlier this month. The...
- Tata-owned JLR extends production halt a week after cybersecurity incidentJaguar Land Rover, owned by Tata, has extended its production pause until September 24 due to a cybersecurity incident. The company is cont...
- Who hacked Marks & Spencer? All about Scattered Spider, the group behind hacking of British retail giantMarks & Spencer confirmed a cyberattack compromised customer data, halting online operations for over three weeks. While payment and passwo...
- Britain to face more cyberattacks as AI adoption grows, minister saysAI is expected to boost both the frequency and intensity of cyberattacks on Britain, warns minister Pat McFadden. Recent ransomware hits on...
- Why did Trump bring up CrowdStrike in his 2019 call with Ukraine’s Zelenskyy?A global IT outage on Friday, impacting airports, banks, and other businesses, has been traced to a software issue from cybersecurity firm ...
- Reason behind world-wide IT outage detected. When will it be solved?A corrupted update file on the Microsoft system has caused complete chaos across many parts of the world. There is a world-wide IT outage a...
- Xi Jinping at it again: Did China develop an 'Enigma' machine to penetrate US Govt officials' accounts?According to recent reports, cybersecurity experts are still contemplating the breach into the accounts of UK and US government officials a...
- Cybersecurity sector was not immune from job losses in 2023As tech layoffs are set to continue unabated in 2024, the cybersecurity industry was not immune from job losses and more than 110 cybersecu...
- ET Exclusive: Taj Hotels’ data breach may have exposed 1.5 million customers: sourceCompany spokesperson says the matter is being investigated. Data is of the 2014-2020 period, claims threat actor
- UK watchdog fines consumer credit rater Equifax $13.4 million for role in cyber breachThe Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said that in 2017 Equifax's parent company, Equifax Inc in the United States, was subject to one of t...
- BBC, British Airways among big-name cyber attack victimsThe companies were the first major victims after hackers successfully breached a popular file transfer software called MOVEit. The Clop ran...
- UK politicians demand probe into Liz Truss phone hack claimThe British government insisted Sunday it has robust cybersecurity for government officials, after a newspaper reported that former Prime M...
- OutThink raises $10 million to tackle human errors behind data breachesThe London-based company, which says human behaviour is the source of 91% of data breaches, uses machine learning, natural language process...
- Just 1 in 5 bank executive confident about detecting a breach: ReportIt noted that the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is expected to spur action, greater transparency with consumers.
- Armyman faces action for carrying secret files in laptopA colonel from the armoured corps is in serious trouble after a security check led to the discovery of a classified presentation on his per...
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