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CYBERJul 17Minister downplays risks from ‘data breach’ at Kudankulam nuclear plantSpeaking to The Hindu, Union MoS Jitendra Singh says the breach has nothing to do with nuclear security at the Kudankulam nuclear power plant; experts also do not seem worried by the incidentThe Hindu
CYBERBREAKINGJul 17CISA Adds Exploited SharePoint RCE Zero-Day CVE-2026-58644 to KEVThe Hacker News
CYBERJul 17Why South Korea is racing to build a sovereign AI model for cybersecuritySouth Korea plans to develop its own cybersecurity-focused artificial intelligence model by the end of this year, after a brief US clampdown on advanced systems exposed the risks of relying on foreign technology for national cyber defence. But Seoul’s more ambitious longer-term idea of building a frontier model capable of competing with the world’s most advanced systems would require it to overcome a persistent gap in AI software, computing capacity and large-scale training, analysts said. The...South China Morning Post
CYBERJul 17検索結果「汚染」されているかも?投資詐欺の手口か 警察が注意喚起Police are cautioning the public about potential investment fraud schemes where search results may be 'contaminated'. This highlights a public safety warning regarding online deception.Asahi Shimbun
CYBERJul 17Suresh Gopi flags fake casting call using his name; Kerala Police launch probeCase registered by Thrissur Cyber Police based on a complaint lodged by the Union Minister and actorThe Hindu
CYBERJul 17The troubling Russian connections of a 'European' password managerLe Monde [en]
CYBERJul 17Bruce Tonkin : Australian online confidence a false sense of security | Narromine NewsBruce Tonkin suggests that Australian online confidence is a false sense of security. This highlights potential vulnerabilities in online safety perceptions.narrominenewsonline.com.au · Australia
CYBERBREAKINGJul 17Paramount Plus , Spotify and Discord down ? Users report widespread outagesUsers are reporting widespread outages affecting online services such as Paramount Plus, Spotify, and Discord. This indicates a significant disruption to multiple digital platforms.hindustantimes.com · India
CYBERJul 17Bruce Tonkin : Australian online confidence a false sense of security | The Border MailBruce Tonkin suggests that Australian online confidence is based on a 'false sense of security,' raising concerns about national cybersecurity awareness.bordermail.com.au · Australia
CYBERJul 17Bruce Tonkin : Australian online confidence a false sense of security | The ExaminerBruce Tonkin suggests that Australian online confidence is based on a false sense of security. This statement warns about potential underestimation of cybersecurity risks for the public.examiner.com.au · Australia
CYBERJul 17PYMNTS | 1Password Brings Secure Credential Access to Claude1Password has integrated secure credential access capabilities with Claude. This development enhances secure digital management within AI platforms.pymnts.com · United States
CYBERBREAKINGJul 17Trump accuses China of 'largest compromise' of 2020 US election dataLe Monde [en]
CYBERJul 16Cops Continue To Prove They Cant Be Trusted With Surveillance TechThere are ongoing concerns that law enforcement agencies cannot be trusted with surveillance technology. This suggests issues surrounding its responsible use and oversight.techdirt.com · United States
CYBERJul 16Dairy company owned by Coca - Cola hit by ransomware attackA dairy company, which is owned by Coca-Cola, has been affected by a ransomware attack.atlantanewsfirst.com
CYBERJul 16Poland Charges Teen With 47 Sabotage Acts for Russianewser.com · United States
CYBERJul 16How one woman lost $90 , 000 to a sophisticated romance scamAn individual lost $90,000 due to a sophisticated romance scam. This story highlights the financial risks and deceptive nature of online fraud.timescall.com · United States
CYBERJul 16Cyber police issue lookout circular against controversial Kerala YouTuber ‘Thoppi’A case was registered against him on June 20 for allegedly posting obscene visuals through streaming platformsThe Hindu
CYBERJul 16Murder Case : The Digital DetectivesThe article details how 'digital detectives' are using advanced techniques to investigate a murder case. It highlights the role of digital forensics in modern crime-solving.tvguide.co.uk · United Kingdom
CYBERJul 16Cybercrime accounts for one in four major crime FIRs in TelanganaOf the 49,620 cybercrime FIRs registered across the country in 2025, 21,639 were registered in Telangana, accounting for 44% of the national total and placing the State at the top nationallyThe Hindu
CYBERJul 16Storm-1516: Fake Hezbollah video threatening Bastille Day attack possibly Russia linkedA social media video emerged ahead of this year's Bastille Day in which alleged Hezbollah militants threatened attacks on French soil. The video turned out to be fake, and researchers say it could be linked to a well-known Russian disinformation campaign.EuroNews [en]
CYBERJul 16UK court jails two men over major cyberattack on London's transport networkTfL, which had to reset the passwords of around 27,000 employees, estimated the attack cost the organisation around £29 million (€34 million) in damages and a further £10 million (€11.7 million) in lost income.EuroNews [en]
CYBERJul 16Japanese food group Nichirei hit by cyberattackA Japanese food group, Nichirei, has been affected by a cyberattack. This incident could impact the company's operations and data security.Yahoo Finance
CYBERJul 16UK court jails young hackers for massive London transport cyberattackA UK court on Thursday jailed two young men for a 2024 cyberattack on London’s public transport operator that exposed the details of millions of customers, in one of Britain’s biggest data breaches. Thalha Jubair, 20, from East London, and 18-year-old Owen Flowers from England’s West Midlands were each handed five-and-a-half-year sentences at London’s Woolwich Crown Court. The pair pleaded guilty last month to hacking Transport for London’s (TfL) network between August 31 and September 3, 2024,...South China Morning Post
CYBERJul 16France explored Pegasus spyware deal despite Morocco espionage claimsFrance briefly explored acquiring the controversial Pegasus spyware in 2019, according to media investigations, even as Morocco was allegedly using the Israeli-made surveillance tool to target French ministers. The report claims President Emmanuel Macron ultimately rejected the purchase to avoid reliance on foreign technology. Morocco has denied the spying allegations.France 24 [en]