Millions of user records exposed in latest cloud infrastructure hack.
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Cybersecurity Firm Reports Massive Data Breach
Millions of user records exposed in latest cloud infrastructure hack.
Cybersecurity Firms See Increased Demand
Threats of state-sponsored hacks drive up contracts for security companies.
Cybersecurity sector logs 219 M&A deals in first half of 2026
The industry is on pace to exceed the roughly 400 deals recorded last year.
Agentjacking Attack Class Exploits AI Coding Agent Trust — Security Researchers Issue Enterprise Warning
A newly identified attack category that injects malicious instructions into AI agents via compromised tool output is creating a significant security surface for organisations.
Trump Signs Executive Orders on Quantum Computing and Cryptography Modernisation for US Government Systems
New White House orders direct federal agencies to accelerate quantum-safe cryptography deployment and coordinate quantum computing research across defence and civilian agencies.
India-Seychelles to Develop AI and Cybersecurity Centres Under New Bilateral Cooperation Agreement
Seychelles formally requested India’s assistance in setting up AI and cybersecurity centres with New Delhi responding positively to the request during the state visit.
Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre Warns That Executives Are Being Targeted With Malicious File Attacks
The I4C advisory warns that cybercriminals are specifically targeting corporate executives with documents disguised as urgent communications to compromise enterprise systems.
More Than 100 Cybersecurity Experts Sign Letter Urging Government to Restore Claude Mythos Access
The open letter argued that restricting frontier AI models undermines the defensive security community which needs these tools more urgently than attackers do.
US Cybersecurity Experts Sign Letter Urging Government to Reverse Claude Mythos and Fable Restrictions
More than 100 security researchers argued that restricting frontier AI models harms defenders more than attackers and urged the administration to reverse its order.