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Hacker ransomware groups announce retirement to enjoy their "golden parachutes" — no further attacks planned, future attributed activities will relate to undisclosed past breaches

Some of the most notorious ransomware hacking groups in the world, including Scattered Spider and Lap$u$$ are going dark indefinitely to enjoy their "golden parachutes," with the claimed "millions" the group have accumulated over the years.

Tom’s Hardware

A third of UK firms using ‘bossware’ to monitor workers’ activity, survey reveals

Research suggests increase in office snooping in trend that some managers claim undermines trust with staff

The Guardian - UK

Password1: how scammers exploit variations of your logins

From avoiding recycling a password, even part of it, to two-step verification, steps to closing an open door for hackers

The Guardian - UK

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Shadow cabinet reshuffle after outspoken senator sacked

Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has announced a wider-than-expected shadow ministry reshuffle and expanded the coalition's leadership group.

AAP

Ofcom launches age-check investigations into at least 22 more pornography sites

The investigations follow new online safety protections for children coming into force on July 25.

Evening Standard

These discount Wi-Fi cameras let anyone look into your home — here’s what to buy instead

Cheap internet-connected cameras may save you a few bucks in the short term but they also open up your home network to a ton of easily exploitable security flaws.

Tom’s Guide

U.S. places $11 million bounty on Ukrainian ransomware mastermind — Tymoshchuk allegedly stole $18 billion from large companies over 3 years

Volodymyr Tymoshchuk has been indicted by the United States for his involvement in ransomware crimes that stole an estimated $18 billion from large companies from 2018 to 2021. While the U.S. waits on extradition efforts, an $11 million bounty has been placed on his head.

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This new Android banking trojan can automatically transfer money off your phone to hackers

The RatOn Android malware may be new, but it’s surprisingly capable at stealing your hard-earned cash through overlay attacks and even automatic money transfers.

Tom’s Guide

ICE Agents Are Now Authorized to Use Spyware to Access Phones and Sensitive Data in Immigration Cases

The tool, known as Graphite, can infiltrate encrypted communications, extract text messages, emails, photos, and documents and activate a device's microphone without detection

Latin Times

Beware the QR code: How a new scam is costing consumers £10,000 per day

A new type of scam cost consumers more than £3.5m last year - make sure you know how to identify it

The Independent UK

Facebook to pay out $725 million for violating users’ privacy: Here’s how much you could get

Around 17 million people will split the $725 million privacy settlement from Facebook, but not all payouts are equal

The Independent UK

SimpliSafe Coupons in September 2025 |

Use these latest SimpliSafe coupons to save on the brand's home security kits and cameras, and keep your home secure for less.

Tom’s Hardware

Bitdefender Coupons in September 2025 |

Use these Bitdefender coupons to save on antivirus, internet protection software and more.

Tom’s Hardware

Doctors outraged after NSW health department ‘recklessly’ leaks their personal and professional data online

Exclusive: Confidential documents, including passports and medical credentials, made available, meaning ‘there is a risk of identity theft or fraud’

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Tom’s Guide

Plex users need to change their passwords — there’s been another breach

Plex has fallen victim to another data breach and users should update their passwords right now.

Windows Central

Was your Plex account compromised? Here’s what to check

Plex has confirmed a "security incident" involving some of its users account information, so here's what you need to do next.

Tom’s Guide

7 steps to stay safe after receiving a data breach notification letter

These days, anyone can get involved in data breach. Here's what to do if you get a letter saying your data has been exposed.

Al Jazeera

US sanctions companies and individuals behind Southeast Asian scam centers

Americans alone last year lost $10bn to cybercrime centres in the region.

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The Guardian - US

Ex-WhatsApp cybersecurity executive says Meta endangered billions of users in new suit

Attaullah Baig, fired this year for alleged poor performance, said he had warned Mark Zuckerberg engineers had unaudited access to user data

International Business Times

Ex-WhatsApp Executive Sues Meta Over Alleged Security Failures

The former top security executive at WhatsApp filed Monday a US federal lawsuit alleging that parent company Meta systematically violated cybersecurity regulations and retaliated against him for reporting the failures.

Tom’s Guide

Macs under attack from ‘cracked’ apps spreading dangerous info-stealing malware — don’t fall for this

This dangerous Mac malware can steal your passwords, browser data and more, and all it takes is downloading a cracked app or getting tricked by a fake CAPTCHA.

Tom’s Guide

ESET review

ESET Home Security is less expensive than other antivirus packages, runs light and fast – and has three tiers of protection available

The Guardian - UK

The Noel Clarke judgment was a victory for the freedom of the press – but it should also act as a warning

Embedded within Clarke’s legal action was a new threat to public interest reporting, despite his emphatic defeat, says Index on Censorship’s Nik Williams

I tried the UREVO latest under-desk treadmill and the 14% incline turned it into a real workout

It gives you an uphill hike at your desk

Tom’s Hardware

Jaguar Land Rover production stopped for four days and counting due to ransomware attack, company has now officially shut down — teenaged hackers from Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters take responsibility

Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters is claiming responsibility for a cyberattack that has completely disrupted Jaguar Land Rover's production.

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