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Fake Wi-Fi Network on Delta Flight Triggers Federal Investigation After DEF CON
Someone on a Las Vegas-to-Atlanta flight set up a rogue wireless network called 'Delta WiFi Fast' that led passengers to a fake login page. The FBI is now involved, and suspicion is falling on attendees of DEF CON, the annual hacker conference held days earlier.
Shell probes possible data theft as Clop ransomware crew names it in engineering software raid
The gang claims 89GB of drawings and project files, part of a wider spree hitting PTC Windchill and FlexPLM systems.
Analog Devices Discloses Data Breach After Hackers Stole Files in June Attack
The Massachusetts chip-maker told federal regulators that unauthorised intruders accessed its systems on 23 June and took files. A separate extortion group now claims to hold 570,000 records from the company.
South Korea's Diplomatic Academy Breached, Personal Data of Diplomats Compromised
For ten months, hackers quietly worked through the National Diplomatic Academy's online education system, walking out with personal data on diplomats serving South Korea abroad.
A Browser Extension Installed 300 Million Times Had a Flaw That Let Attackers Steal Your WhatsApp Messages
A security hole in Adobe's widely used browser extension meant that simply visiting the wrong website could hand criminals your private messages and contacts.
Trump Claims China Stole 220 Million Voters' Data. His Own Intelligence Community Disagrees.
A primetime White House address aired sweeping allegations about Chinese data theft, dead voters, and rigged machines. The declassified documents released alongside the speech told a quieter story.