
Google says its AI systems helped deter Play Store malware in 2025
Google reports that its AI-powered security systems blocked and removed malicious apps from the Play Store in 2025, strengthening Android user protection against malware and fraud.
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Google reports that its AI-powered security systems blocked and removed malicious apps from the Play Store in 2025, strengthening Android user protection against malware and fraud.

Tenga confirms a cybersecurity incident in which a hacker accessed and stole customer information, raising fresh concerns about data protection and privacy.

Fintech company Figure reports a data breach affecting nearly 1 million customers, raising concerns about data security, regulatory compliance, and consumer protection.

A former Microsoft product manager is building a new identity security startup and believes it can challenge CyberArk’s dominance in privileged access management within 18 months.

New research alleges that Intellexa’s Predator spyware was used to hack the iPhone of a journalist in Angola, raising fresh concerns over commercial surveillance tools.

The European Parliament restricts AI tools on lawmakers’ official devices due to cybersecurity and data protection concerns, tightening digital security rules across EU institutions.

A major Indian pharmacy chain has reportedly exposed customer data and internal systems, raising concerns over cybersecurity, data protection, and compliance with India’s privacy laws.

Figure, a major U.S. fintech lender, has confirmed a data breach that exposed customer information, prompting an internal investigation and regulatory notifications.

Odido confirms a major data breach affecting millions of customers in the Netherlands, prompting an investigation and warnings over potential misuse of personal data.

A hacker reportedly linked to Jeffrey Epstein has been removed from the Black Hat conference website following scrutiny over past associations and public backlash.

Additional US investors have filed lawsuits against the South Korean government over its response to the Coupang data breach, citing regulatory failures and financial losses.

The U.S. Department of Justice alleges the head of Trenchant sold software exploits to a Russian broker, potentially enabling access to millions of computers and connected devices.
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