Iran-linked hacktivist group Handala claims attacks on Verifone in Israel and US med-tech giant Stryker, as researchers warn of pro-Iran hacker groups escalating activity.

Every year, the hype feels the same. But in this year's run-up, Cybernews looks back at the most-pirated Oscar nominees over the last 15 years. The 2010 piracy landscape provided one of the clearest ...

As the UFO disclosure movement makes steady progress, Congressman Tim Burchett has revealed that he had a conversation with President Donald Trump about releasing classified UFO files.

Less than two weeks after the news of a government-grade iOS exploit kit, security researchers have now revealed a crypto-stealing vulnerability in Android devices. Researchers at Ledger Donjon, a ...

The Efimer malware campaign is hijacking Google SEO to drain the crypto wallets of Oscar fans hunting for free movies, Cybernews researchers found.

Firefox’s Shake to Summarize feature – which uses AI to provide quick takeaways from long web articles – is now being tested on Android devices. Shake to Summarize was first introduced on iOS in ...

Hackers can change a single byte to insert malware undetected, posing as an apparently corrupted ZIP file dubbed Zombie Zip. A security researcher demonstrated this by tricking Windows Defender and ...

Hannah Montana fans are being fooled by a new AI image of Miley Cyrus ahead of the TV show’s one-time anniversary special. But can you spot the difference? For one night and one night only, Hannah ...

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has introduced the AI-powered HODIO system to track hate speech on social media and examine how algorithms amplify polarization.

AI-generated short dramas from China depicting pets living human-like lives are part of a broader microdramas trend, offering escapism akin to cheap novels or low-quality soap operas ...

Under new rules introduced in Russia in August 2025, MAX is a mandatory state-run “super-app” that has to be preinstalled on all phones sold in the country.

Dutch police have launched a campaign displaying blurred photos of 100 scammers across the country. If they don’t turn themselves in, their faces will be publicly unveiled.