A 23-year-old Canadian man has been arrested for operating the Kimwolf DDoS botnet, which ensnared approximately 2 million devices and was linked to a record-breaking DDoS attack.
Two former US executives pleaded guilty to concealing a years-long tech support fraud scheme that victimized individuals worldwide, with Americans losing at least $2.1 billion to such scams in 2025.
Chargebacks only capture a narrow slice of fraud losses, hiding bigger issues that affect revenue, customer experience, and long-term profitability.
The Supreme Court is considering a case that could reshape how law enforcement uses technology to identify suspects, with implications for digital privacy and the Fourth Amendment.
Meta has agreed to settle a lawsuit with a Kentucky school district over alleged addictive design practices that harmed students' mental health.
The FBI warns of Kali365, a phishing-as-a-service platform that tricks people into giving access to their Microsoft 365 accounts, with hundreds of attacks reported in April.
The FBI warns of Kali365, a growing phishing-as-a-service platform that retrieves Microsoft 365 access tokens, bypassing multi-factor authentication and abusing OAuth device code authorizations.
Lawmakers are demanding answers from CISA after a contractor leaked agency secrets on a public GitHub account, raising concerns about the agency's internal policies and procedures.
A Belarus-linked hacking group, GhostWriter, has launched a phishing campaign against Ukrainian government officials using fake emails disguised as messages from an online learning platform to deliver malware.
Jacob Butler, a 23-year-old Canadian man, was arrested for allegedly running the Kimwolf botnet, which initiated over 25,000 DDoS attacks and caused millions of dollars in financial losses.