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Cloudflare's Q2 2025 DDoS Threat Report reveals the largest recorded DDoS attack, peaking at 7.3 Tbps and 4.8 billion packets per second. Discover the evolving threat landscape and essential mitigation strategies.

A surge of cyberattacks has targeted major organizations, including Hawaiian Airlines and Qantas, exposing vulnerabilities in consumer data security. Experts warn of increased risks and advise consumers on protective measures.

Discover GhostSpy, a sophisticated Android Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that silently infiltrates devices, steals sensitive data, and evades detection. Learn how it operates and the real-world impact on user privacy and security.

A Bengaluru man lost ₹44 lakh after falling for a romance scam involving a woman named "Archana" on Instagram, leading him to a fake Bitcoin investment platform. Learn about the growing trend of crypto scams exploiting online relationships.

Discover the PerfektBlue security threat exposing 350 million vehicles, including Mercedes, Skoda, and Volkswagen, to remote code execution (RCE) attacks via Bluetooth vulnerabilities. Learn how these flaws can be exploited and what it means for vehicle security.

Discover the rising threat of "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" (HNDL) attacks, where cybercriminals steal encrypted data today to decrypt it in the future using quantum computers. Learn why this issue matters and how to protect your data.

A 20-year-old Mumbai student was arrested for unwittingly aiding a cyber scam that defrauded a businessman of ₹79.14 lakh. Learn how he became a pawn in this cybercrime and the legal implications of being a money mule.

A security flaw in Google Gemini allows attackers to embed invisible commands in emails, turning the AI into a phishing tool. Learn about the implications and risks associated with this new cybersecurity threat.

Cryptocurrency users are being targeted by a social engineering campaign involving fake gaming and AI firms that distribute malware via Telegram and Discord. Learn how these scams operate and how to protect yourself.

A serious vulnerability in the GSMA TS.48 Generic Test Profile allows attackers to clone eSIM profiles. Learn how this flaw can be exploited and the potential risks involved.