Data Breach Affects Nearly All AT&T Customers via Third-Party Platform
AT&T has announced a significant data breach from a third-party platform, affecting approximately 109 million customer accounts and highlighting vulnerabilities in cybersecurity.
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Global Cybersecurity Concerns Heighten Amid Rising Tensions
Global cybersecurity concerns are escalating amid rising international tensions, highlighting the need for cooperation and robust digital defenses.
China Unveils Evidence of Alleged US Cyber Intrusions Amid Global Surveillance Concerns
China’s cybersecurity center reveals alleged US cyber intrusions, sparking global debate over surveillance practices and highlighting concerns about the integrity of intelligence activities.
Volt Typhoon: Unraveling the U.S. Cybersecurity Narrative
An analysis of the Volt Typhoon narrative reveals how U.S. cybersecurity allegations against China may serve domestic political agendas and expand surveillance powers, impacting global privacy rights.
Cybersecurity Concerns Escalate Amid ‘Volt Typhoon’ Allegations
Recent allegations of cyber attacks by the ‘Volt Typhoon’ group have intensified U.S.-China tensions, highlighting the need for international cooperation to address global cybersecurity challenges.
China Accuses U.S. of Fabricating ‘Volt Typhoon’ Cyber Threat
Chinese agencies report that the U.S. fabricated the ‘Volt Typhoon’ cyber threat to smear China and justify surveillance laws.
Kremlin Criticizes U.S. Ban on Kaspersky Software as Unfair Competition
The Kremlin criticizes the U.S. decision to ban Kaspersky software, calling it an unfair tactic to suppress foreign competition, while Kaspersky denies posing any security risk to the United States.
U.S. Sanctions 12 Leaders of Russia’s Kaspersky Lab After Banning Software
The U.S. has sanctioned 12 senior executives of Russia’s Kaspersky Lab following a ban on its antivirus software over national security concerns, escalating tensions in the global cybersecurity landscape.
China Advances Law-Based Cyberspace Governance on 30th Internet Anniversary
China celebrates 30 years of internet access by advancing law-based cyberspace governance, implementing over 150 laws, and enhancing the digital economy and user protections.
China Highlights Security Risks of Undersea Cable Surveillance
China’s Ministry of State Security reveals that foreign nations are exploiting undersea cables for espionage, urging vigilance to protect critical global communication infrastructure.
Munich Re Highlights AI-Driven Cyber Threats Impacting Asia’s Digital Landscape
Munich Re warns of escalating global cyber risks driven by AI advancements, highlighting a surge in attacks and the growing threat to Asia’s digital economies.
Massive AT&T Data Breach Impacts 73 Million Users
AT&T investigates a major data breach affecting 73 million current and former customers, with compromised data reported on the dark web.
UK’s Cybersecurity Accusations Against China Spark Political Debate
The UK’s allegations of Chinese cyberattacks have ignited discussions on political motives ahead of the upcoming general election, with experts questioning the timing of the claims.
IMF Investigates Cybersecurity Incident After Email Accounts Compromised
The IMF is investigating a cybersecurity incident detected on February 16, 2024, where eleven email accounts were compromised and have since been re-secured.