Australia's largest home builder Metricon Homes confirms Qilin ransomware attack exposing 128GB of sensitive data including financial documents and architectural plans. Meanwhile, Orange France detects cyberattack affecting internal systems, disrupting services for 290 million customers.
Cyber attacks are no longer just data grabs. They are strategic tools of economic warfare. From factory sabotage to stolen identities and regulatory pressure, these breaches now aim to destabilize industries, drain trust, and reshape global power. The cost is not just money. It is control.
Russia's Aeroflot airline cancels 40+ flights after Silent Crow hackers claim year-long infiltration. Meanwhile, Ohio's Kettering Health confirms Interlock ransomware attack exposed patient data including Social Security numbers and medical records.
Regulators are intensifying their crackdown on Big Tech, with the EU’s $2.7 billion fine against Google marking a pivotal moment. The ruling underscores Europe’s commitment to curbing anti-competitive behaviour.
Last month, The Port of Seattle/Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), is facing significant challenges after a suspected cyberattack on August 24, 2024, disrupted operations at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA).
Europe's fragmented AI regulations risk undermining the potential of OpenSource AI, which seeks to democratize technology and drive innovation.
North Korean hackers target cryptocurrency firms with fake job offers to install malware, fueling Pyongyang's weapons program. Robin Khuda's AirTrunk revolutionises AI infrastructure, valued at A$24B.
California’s SB 1047 is poised to set a global precedent in AI regulation, introducing safeguards against AI weaponisation and cyber threats. Critics warn it may stifle innovation, driving companies out of Silicon Valley.
Deepfakes, driven by rapid AI advancements, pose a growing threat to global security, from online fraud to election interference.
Pakistan's internet slowdown, with speeds dropping by 50%, has disrupted millions, critically impacting businesses and freelancers. Allegations suggest the government’s denial of a national firewall, allegedly acquired from China, raises doubts about transparency.
This week, the cybersecurity world is in turmoil following a massive data breach at National Public Data. The breach, involving 2.9 billion records, has exposed sensitive information spanning decades.
BlackSuit Ransomware Strikes Again! The notorious hackers behind last year's Dallas attack have rebranded as BlackSuit, now demanding $500 million in ransoms! The FBI and CISA confirm the group's new identity, with aggressive tactics and enhanced methods to pressure victims into paying up.
Australia introduces the Trust Exchange (TEx), a digital identity platform led by Bill Shorten, enabling secure data sharing via myGov. Users control which credentials they share, reducing risks linked to traditional ID methods. Despite security concerns, TEx aims for a full rollout by 2024.
Cybersecurity news: Delta sues CrowdStrike for $500M over a tech outage, IBM launches an AI-powered cybersecurity assistant to boost threat detection, and the industry faces a severe talent shortage. With rising cyber threats and gaps in expertise, the cybersecurity landscape is rapidly evolving.
In this week's Cyber Pulse, we delve into the escalating cyber threats and advancements in AI technology shaping the global landscape
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