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CPI reports: Connecticut Attorney General William Tong has issued a sweeping advisory clarifying that businesses deploying artificial intelligence systems remain fully subject to the state’s existing legal framework—even in the absence of a comprehensi… Continue reading Connecticut AG Puts Businesses on Notice: Old Laws Still Apply to AI
A new report by Reliaquest considers data suggesting that former Black Basta affiliates are not only using the gang’s social engineering playbook, but have been successfully honing it and targeting corporate executives: A new campaign is successf… Continue reading Are Former Black Basta Affiliates Automating Executive Targeting?
Siobhan Harms reports: The Ohio Auditor of State’s Office will begin evaluating school districts’ cybersecurity policies in July. As outlined by House Bill 96, districts had to implement a cybersecurity program that safeguards the district’s data, info… Continue reading State to audit Ohio school districts’ cybersecurity plans
DataBreaches missed this one, but The Daily Hodl didn’t. They reported on March 31: A US state tax agency has placed taxpayers’ personal info at risk by missing an extended data breach that lasted 18 months. The Oklahoma Tax Commission (OTC) says… Continue reading Oklahoma State Tax Commission Fails To Notice Data Breach for 18 Months
Barry O’Connor provides an update on the C2K breach in Northern Ireland: The IT systems in schools targeted in a cyber attack last week have been “largely restored” the Education Authority (EA) has said. All online and IT systems in s… Continue reading Northern Ireland school IT systems ‘largely restored’ after cyber attack
Alexander Martin reports: A 16-year-old boy has been arrested in Northern Ireland after a cyberattack disrupted access to educational systems used by potentially hundreds of thousands of students. The boy, who has not been named for legal reasons, was … Continue reading Teen arrested in Northern Ireland over cyberattack on school network
ANCHORAGE, Alaska – The U.S. Justice Department today announced court-authorized actions taken to disrupt some of the world’s leading Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Internet of Things (IoT) botnet services. U.S. authorities continue to focus reso… Continue reading U.S. authorities conduct cyber operations as part of global crackdown on DDoS-for-hire services
Kenna Hughes-Castleberry reports: Nine Mexican government agencies were hacked in an artificial intelligence (AI)-driven cyber campaign between December 2025 and mid-February 2026 in what researchers have said should “serve as a wake-up call.R… Continue reading Double trouble: Hackers used both Claude Code and ChatGPT in a cybersecurity hack that lasted two and a half months.
Laura Pippig reports: A security vulnerability was recently discovered in Microsoft Defender, the first-party Windows 11 antivirus tool used by millions. Attackers can exploit this vulnerability to gain elevated system privileges and cause significant … Continue reading Unpatched Microsoft Defender flaw lets hackers gain admin access
Not everyone complies with the conditions of pre-sentencing release. After pleading guilty to a credential stuffing attack, this defendant reopened his online criminal shop and advertised what he was doing. Unsurprisingly, he was re-arrested and remand… Continue reading Defendant Sentenced To Prison For Hacking Betting Website