Singapore is using simulated AI-enabled scam calls to train the public, offering IT leaders a new model for social engineering security training.

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Researchers found Chinese and Russian SDKs in Android apps marketed to U.S. military users, highlighting software supply chain and enterprise privacy risks.

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Apple is warning iPhone users about FaceTime scams. Learn how the fraud works, what Apple recommends, and how to report suspicious calls.

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Australia’s under-16 social media ban faces scrutiny after testers found major platforms did not ask for age proof.

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Accenture confirmed a breach after a hacker claimed 35GB of source code and cloud keys were stolen, raising questions for cloud and security teams.

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DHS confirmed a breach of the Homeland Security Information Network, an unclassified platform used for security and emergency coordination.

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Microsoft and Trend Micro found hotel phishing attacks using fake guest complaints and photo links to target staff in Japan.

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Officials from the US Department of Justice seized nearly 400 domains linked to illegal World Cup streams and warned viewers about the risks of malware, phishing, and data theft.

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A Danish court ordered the state to compensate TDC NET after the removal of Huawei fiber-network equipment, raising questions about telecom security costs.

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Interpol’s latest Asia and South Pacific cybercrime assessment shows how phishing, ransomware, DDoS attacks, infostealers, and AI-enabled scams are raising security risks across APAC.

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Europol and Microsoft disrupted malware infrastructure linked to 27 million stolen login credentials and 140,000 infected computers in a global cybercrime network.

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Apple lost a bid to narrow a UK iCloud lawsuit from Which?, keeping a £3 billion competition claim on track for an October 2028 trial.

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Madison Square Garden faces a 26M-record hack tied to visitor data, facial recognition, and security records from its venue operations, with fallout from the leak.

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Recent AI and data security actions show why AI governance now belongs with boards, not just IT teams managing tools and access.

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Cybernews researchers found an exposed database with 24 billion credential records, raising fresh risks from password reuse and credential stuffing.

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Alibaba Cloud opened two Paris availability zones as European enterprises weigh data sovereignty, resilience, and AI infrastructure needs.

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Hackers claim they stole 1.3TB of Novo Nordisk data, including clinical trial and AI model information, after issuing a $25 million demand.

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ShinyHunters claims it stole 297GB of data from the Council of Europe, including payroll and medical records, but the organization has not confirmed a breach.

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Nintendo faces an alleged data extortion incident involving HR records, internal reports, and potential exposure of third-party vendors.

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Oracle issued emergency guidance for CVE-2026-35273, a critical PeopleSoft flaw exploited in a ShinyHunters-linked campaign targeting universities.

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