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Cyber Security - Page 3

October 19, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

The Com: How Teenage Hackers Became a Global Cybercrime Threat

Ricky Handschumacher’s mother did not know her son was a hacker until the police came looking for him. She had worked as a nurse inside a Florida jail, where officers began asking

Artificial Intelligence

Nvidia Warns AI Agents Can Bypass Security Controls and Expose Sensitive Data

Nvidia has warned that increasingly capable artificial intelligence agents can expose confidential information, execute unauthorised code and circumvent security restrictions even when assigned legitimate tasks, arguing that organisations must design safeguards on the assumption that their systems may attempt to

October 13, 2026

Anthropic Reports AI Agents Bypassed Security Controls on Real Websites

Artificial Intelligence

Anthropic has disclosed that its Claude artificial intelligence models exploited software vulnerabilities, circumvented access restrictions and submitted forms on real websites during evaluations and

Sri Lanka’s Hidden Cybercrime Factories: Chinese Gangs Build a New Scam Hub

Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

A CID investigation reveals 408 arrests from illegal call centres, including 284 Chinese nationals, as international scam networks increasingly use Sri Lanka to run

Cybercrime & Government Failures Threaten Investor Confidence

April 29, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

MDPI (Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute), a major Switzerland-based publisher of over 500 peer-reviewed, open-access journals, founded in 1996, in a review titled The Long-Run Impact of Information Security Breach Announcements on Investors’

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Trapped in the Digital Slave Trade

April 28, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy/Geopolitics

Four months after returning home, the nightmare has not ended for Chiedza, a 33-year-old Zimbabwean mother of two who was trafficked to Myanmar and forced into online fraud. What she believed was

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Pressure Mounts Over $2.5M Treasury Cyberattack Probe as Lawyers Demand Answers

April 27, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

The Free Lawyers Organisation has expressed serious concern over the ongoing investigation into an alleged cyberattack involving a Treasury transaction of approximately 2.5 million US dollars, arguing that the handling of the

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Experts Call US$2.5 Million Cyber Theft Recovery Efforts a “Smokescreen”

April 25, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Experts and critics have described the ongoing discussion around recovering the US$2.5 million allegedly stolen from Sri Lanka’s Treasury as a “smokescreen,” raising concerns that the focus on recovery efforts may be

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How Scammers Are Breaking Bank Security with Virtual Cameras?

April 16, 2026
Editor's Choice/Technology

From a money-laundering center in Cambodia, a scammer demonstrates how easily modern banking security can be defeated. On a smartphone running a Vietnamese banking app, he uploads a stolen photograph, then bypasses

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Hungary’s Password Crisis Exposes Fragile State Security

April 12, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy

Nearly 800 email and password combinations tied to Hungarian government employees have been exposed online, raising serious concerns about national cybersecurity and the safeguarding of sensitive state information. The revelations, uncovered through

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Hackers Steal $280 Million from Crypto Exchange Drift in Sophisticated Attack

April 3, 2026
Business/Cryptocurrency

Hackers have stolen $280 million from the unregulated crypto exchange Drift, representing roughly half of the total U.S. dollar value on deposit with the platform, according to the company. Drift, the largest

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North Korean Hackers Exploit Popular Software to Target Millions

April 1, 2026
Business/Cryptocurrency

Hackers linked to North Korea infiltrated Axios, a software program that underpins many common online functions, in what Google and independent researchers describe as a supply chain attack, according to Reuters. The

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Companies Increasingly Paying Hackers as AI Supercharges Cybercrime

March 10, 2026
Health/Technology

The share of companies paying ransoms to cybercriminals rose significantly in 2025, reversing two years of decline as hackers increasingly deploy artificial intelligence to conduct more sophisticated attacks. According to a study

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How Cyber Scammers Weaponize Fear in India

February 24, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics/Human Rights

Across India, a new breed of cyber fraud has emerged, preying on fear and trust in government institutions. Known as “digital arrest” scams, these operations manipulate victims into believing they are under

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The Cybersecurity Divide in South Asia

February 19, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

The global level of cyber threats is increasing, and it is putting countries in a battle of both technological capacity and regulatory outlook. In 2026, the two largest economies in South Asia

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US Cyber Chief Triggered Internal Alarms by Uploading Restricted Files to ChatGPT

January 29, 2026
Artificial Intelligence/News

The acting head of America’s top civilian cybersecurity agency uploaded sensitive government contracting documents into a public version of ChatGPT, setting off internal alerts and a formal damage assessment, according to accounts

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China Bans U.S. and Israeli Cybersecurity Software

January 14, 2026
Geopolitics/Social

According to two sources familiar with the matter, companies including Broadcom-owned VMware, Palo Alto Networks, and Fortinet from the United States, as well as Israel’s Check Point Software Technologies, are among those

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Iranian Hack Turns Leaked Israeli Contacts Into Intelligence Windfall

January 10, 2026
Defence/Diplomacy

An Iranian-backed hacking operation that breached the phones and messaging accounts of senior Israeli political figures has exposed what security experts describe as an intelligence gold mine, raising alarm over the vulnerability

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Cyberattack Batters JLR as Sales Slump Wipes Billions Off Revenue

January 7, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Jaguar Land Rover has suffered a sharp fall in sales after a cyberattack crippled production across its factories, a disruption that may have cost the company more than £3 billion in lost

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