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| Mar 13 | Iran-linked hackers claim attack on US manufacturer. Russia targeting Signal and WhatsApp accounts. Chatbots advise teens on violence. US crackdown on cyber scams. Spyware industry exploiting more “zero-day” flaws than governments. And the risks of oversharing online. |
| Mar 6 | The role of cyber in modern warfare. Stealing access to systems instead of hacking them. Anthropic makes nice to Pentagon. Using online advertising for surveillance. Trickle-down spyware. And real cybercriminals probably don't wear hoodies. |
| Feb 27 | 'AirSnitch' and what it means for WiFi hotspots. The lengths to which criminals will go. The end of online anonymity. US diplomats sent into data sovereignty battle. Tech leaders briefed on Taiwan. And how tyre sensors can be used as tracking devices. |
| Feb 20 | Persuading organisations to take security seriously. Phishing for dummies. Gartner predicts infrastructure collapse from misconfigured AI. Meta's social media immortality patent. Password managers. And the robotic vacuums revealing all. |
| Feb 13 | The evolution of attackers' tactics. A worrying mobile spyware platform, on sale on Telegram. The problem with Open Claw (or whatever it's called this week). Threats of violence in the US. And when "deleted" doesn't mean gone. |
| Feb 6 | A vast cyberespionage operation. Cloud storage users targeted. Security and AI agents. Gutting US election protections. Lockdown Mode frustrates the FBI. And the reality of "pig-butchering" compounds. |
| Jan 30 | Social giants in court. Don't trust that caller. The true scale of sexual deepfakes. Eroding trust in the US. A new WhatsApp security feature. And why Anguilla is profiting from the AI boom. |
| Jan 23 | The "fifth era" of cybercrime, powered by AI. More reasons not to trust browser extensions. ChatGPT launches ads...and age prediction. The perils of printers. New breaches. And rewriting Wikipedia for billionaires. |
| Jan 16 | Regulating technology. Business Email Compromise on the up. AI ubiquity. Surveillance in the US. Geopolitical instability and unpreparedness. And the Chinese app that checks whether you're dead. |
| Jan 9 | A great time to become a cyber criminal. Tricking WhatsApp users. Abusing Grok. Venezuela and critical infrastructure. Meta's rogue advertisers. |
