Canadian authorities have issued a national alert after hacktivists breached industrial control systems managing water treatment, energy infrastructure, and agricultural facilities. These attacks manipulated critical systems in real-time, disrupting public services and compromising safety. The incid
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Security researchers have uncovered an elaborate phishing scheme that manipulates user trust in familiar corporate branding. The attack uses fabricated Microsoft interfaces and psychological tactics to create false crisis scenarios that lead to financial and data compromise.
Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting human psychology rather than technical vulnerabilities, with trusted corporate branding becoming a primary weapon in sophisticated phishing campaigns, according to recent security research. The authority and familiarity of major technology brands like Microsoft are being systematically exploited to bypass conventional cybersecurity defenses, analysts suggest.
Chinese security authorities claim the U.S. National Security Agency conducted sophisticated cyber operations against China’s national time center. The alleged attacks targeted systems responsible for maintaining critical infrastructure timing across communications, finance and power grids.
China’s Ministry of State Security has publicly accused the United States of conducting sophisticated cyberattacks against the country’s national timekeeping infrastructure, according to reports published on Chinese social media platform WeChat. The allegations represent a significant escalation in the ongoing digital espionage disputes between the world’s two largest economies.
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Cybersecurity has become a critical survival issue for South African small and medium enterprises, with one in three falling victim to digital attacks. Industry experts emphasize that proactive protection measures are no longer optional but essential for business continuity.
South African small businesses are facing an unprecedented digital security threat, with one in three falling victim to cyberattacks according to recent reports. The escalating crisis has prompted urgent calls for enhanced protective measures from industry leaders, who warn that cybersecurity has transitioned from optional to foundational for business survival.
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Strategic Time Infrastructure Under Digital Assault In a significant escalation of cyber tensions between world powers, Chinese authorities have disclosed…
** Chinese authorities have publicly accused the U.S. National Security Agency of orchestrating a sophisticated cyberattack campaign against the country’s national time center. According to the report, the alleged intrusions exploited mobile device vulnerabilities and deployed dozens of specialized cyber weapons, posing a risk to critical infrastructure. **CONTENT:**
