The Internet Just Went Dark — Again On October 20, 2025, the internet felt the shockwaves of a massive Amazon Web Services (AWS) outage that disrupted thousands of websites, mobile apps, and business operations worldwide. From financial platforms and e-commerce stores to health and government services, the outage showed just how fragile the modern web […]
Weak passwords are the easiest — and most common — route into accounts, networks, and sensitive data. Attackers exploit predictable passwords, password reuse, and poor authentication practices to break into systems quickly and at scale. In fact, password-based attacks remain one of the dominant vectors in the threat landscape. Microsoft This article explains how hackers […]
The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) revolution has transformed the modern workplace. Employees now use personal laptops, smartphones, and tablets to access company systems and data. While this boosts productivity and reduces hardware costs, it also opens the door to serious cybersecurity, privacy, and legal risks for employers. In today’s hybrid and remote work environment, […]
Hackers published 5 million Qantas customer records after a ransom deadline passed. Learn how it happened, what data was exposed, global implications, and how businesses can defend against similar breaches. In October 2025, a cyberattack struck Qantas, one of Australia’s leading airlines. Hackers leaked 5 million customer records after a ransom deadline lapsed, exposing sensitive […]
A cybercrime collective calling itself Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters claims to have stolen data from nearly 40 major global companies — including Qantas, Disney, Toyota, IKEA and others — and is demanding ransom, threatening to publish the stolen records if demands aren’t met. Qantas has obtained a court injunction and says it’s supporting affected customers; Salesforce […]
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