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Cloudflare has announced a major policy shift, automatically blocking AI-powered web scraping for new users and launching a beta program that lets website owners charge AI companies for access to their content. Key Announcements Default AI Crawler Blocking Cloudflare will now block known AI bots by default for all new

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has confirmed it is investigating a "sophisticated" cyberattack that targeted its internal systems last week. The breach has raised fresh concerns about the vulnerability of global justice institutions to cyber threats. Key Details The ICC described the incident as both “complex and targeted,

German regulators have formally ordered Google and Apple to remove the DeepSeek app from their platforms, citing serious violations of EU data protection laws. The directive was issued by Berlin’s Data Protection Commissioner, Meike Kamp, who argues that the Chinese-owned AI app fails to comply with the General Data

Google has issued emergency updates for a critical zero-day vulnerability actively exploited in the wild. Tracked as CVE-2025-6554, the flaw affects the Chrome browser and allows attackers to potentially execute arbitrary code on vulnerable systems. Key Details * Vulnerability Type: Type confusion in Chrome’s V8 JavaScript engine * Discovered By: Clément

In a chilling evolution of narco-warfare, the Sinaloa Cartel reportedly hired a hacker to infiltrate surveillance systems and mobile devices to track an FBI agent operating in Mexico—and to identify, intimidate, and ultimately murder FBI informants. This revelation comes from a newly released report by the U.S. Department

Microsoft has confirmed a new issue delaying the rollout of June 2025 security updates, citing a metadata timestamp error that affects managed Windows environments. Key Details of the Issue The problem impacts Windows 10 and Windows 11 devices configured with deferred quality update policies—a common setup in enterprise IT

The Swiss government has confirmed that confidential data from multiple federal agencies was compromised following a ransomware attack on Radix, a third-party service provider. The breach is now under investigation, and cybersecurity officials are warning of possible secondary attacks. Key Details of the Breach The ransomware group Sarcoma infiltrated Radix’