Cyera, a data security platform, has secured $400 million in a Series F funding round led by Blackstone. The deal skyrockets the company’s valuation to $9 billion, a massive jump from $3 billion just over a year ago.
The launch of Final Fantasy XIV’s latest high-end raid content has been marred by ongoing DDoS attacks targeting North American servers. Players are reporting up to 15 disruption incidents per day, leading to frequent disconnects and lost progression during the competitive race to clear the new Arca
Russia’s internet crackdown cost its economy nearly $12 billion in 2025, a new report finds. The strategy uses sophisticated throttling techniques, like the “16 KB Curtain,” to disrupt access while maintaining the illusion of connectivity.
Security firm Cyera revealed a critical flaw in the n8n workflow automation platform that allows unauthenticated attackers to read files and execute code. The bug, patched in version 1.121.0, could expose API keys and credentials for services like Salesforce and OpenAI stored on over 100,000 potenti
A new Horizon Europe project called SHASAI is taking a holistic approach to AI cybersecurity. Running from November 2025 to April 2029, it will develop tools to protect AI from design through real-world operation.
Crypto hardware wallet maker Ledger is dealing with another data breach, this time via its third-party payment processor. While crypto keys are safe, leaked customer names and contact info are a goldmine for scammers planning future attacks.
Internet provider Brightspeed is investigating claims by the Crimson Collective that they stole data on over a million customers. The criminals have listed the dataset for sale for three bitcoin, roughly $276,370, and threaten to dump it publicly.
A new Android ransomware app, “Adult Player,” masquerades as adult content but hijacks your phone. It secretly takes photos and demands $500 to unlock the device. Security researchers have found a way to remove it, but the threat is a nasty one.
Browsers with built-in VPNs promise easy privacy but come with major limitations. They only protect your browser traffic, not other apps, and often struggle with streaming and customization. Here’s who they’re actually for.
Finnish authorities have launched a criminal investigation after seizing a vessel suspected of damaging a telecom cable between Helsinki and Tallinn. It’s the latest in a rash of subsea infrastructure incidents in the Baltic, a region on edge.
