Two criminals imprisoned over Transport for London cyberattack
11 years between them, but they may have millions stashed away for when they get out.
Jul 16, 2026
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Kernel bug from way back in 2011 could have let guest users take over their host system.
When “free to you” becomes “costly for everyone.”
Where did you take yourself on vacation at 17? How about Paris, Italy, Spain, Germany, New York, Florida, New Mexico, Thailand, and Dubai?
By subscribing you agree to our Privacy Policy and provide consent to receive updates from our company.
Bug had 98% CVSS score, but was 100% exploited.
Many companies don’t have policies in place dictating how employees should be using AI safely. We discuss the risks.
Are the shiniest new threats worse than the disruptive disorder of history?
Interested in internet history? The RFC Index is a great place to start!
“Full disclosure,” where bugs are always disclosed publicly so they can never be swept under the carpet, is back in the spotlight.
Powerful cybersecurity lessons – back in Shakespeare’s day!
How Chicago manufacturers can stop a cyberattack before it stops production.
Nightmare Eclipse hates Microsoft, loves dropping 0-days.
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