A newly discovered eSIM security flaw in Kigen chips puts billions of smartphones, wearables, and IoT devices at risk. The vulnerability allows attackers to clone eSIM profiles and intercept private communications, prompting urgent updates and heightened security measures.

A massive browser hijacking malware campaign has silently targeted over 2.3 million Chrome and Edge users. Disguised as trusted extensions, these Trojans tracked user activity and redirected traffic without consent. Experts warn it’s one of the largest stealth attacks to hit browser platforms this year.

The Batavia spyware campaign is targeting Russian organizations with a stealthy, multi-stage malware attack delivered through phishing emails. Designed to harvest sensitive documents and system data from Windows machines, the operation reflects a growing trend in cyber-espionage and highlights the need for advanced, proactive cybersecurity defenses.

Ingram Micro has confirmed a SafePay ransomware attack that disrupted its global logistics and licensing systems. As the company works to restore operations, the incident highlights critical vulnerabilities in third-party IT supply chains and the growing sophistication of ransomware threats.

A recent data breach involving the stalkerware app Catwatchful has exposed the sensitive personal data of over 26,000 individuals. Marketed as a parental control tool, the app secretly tracked users' messages, locations, and more. Security flaws in its backend allowed unauthorized access, highlighting the growing dangers of surveillance software and the urgent need for stronger mobile security protections.

Esse Health confirmed a cybersecurity breach that compromised over 263,000 patient records, prompting investigations and new security measures.

Qantas has confirmed a data breach involving a third-party platform, exposing personal information of up to six million customers. While no financial data was accessed, the incident raises serious concerns about vendor security and customer privacy.

Hawaiian Airlines confirmed a cyberattack on June 26, 2025, that disrupted its IT systems but did not affect flight operations. The Hawaiian Airlines cyberattack highlights growing cybersecurity risks in the aviation industry and has prompted a full investigation by federal authorities.

Wearable tech like smartwatches and fitness trackers offers convenience—but also new cybersecurity risks. Many lack strong encryption and can be exploited via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Hackers may use them to steal data or access larger networks. As these devices grow more popular, users and organizations must prioritize security updates, limit data sharing, and stay alert. What protects your health might expose your privacy.

A historic cybersecurity breach has exposed 16 billion login credentials in a massive leak known as RockYou2024. Discovered in June 2025, the dataset includes stolen usernames and passwords from major platforms like Gmail, Facebook, and Apple. Experts urge immediate action to protect personal accounts and prevent identity theft.