From technical compromise to AI-driven attacks, cyber criminals increasingly see software developers as prime targets, creating systemic risks CISOs must address.

Fraser Tweedale has spent five years fighting to get access to the MyGov Code Generator app’s code to make sure it’s secure.

This week’s cyber recap covers AI risks, supply-chain attacks, major breaches, DDoS spikes, and critical vulnerabilities security teams must track.

The official plugin marketplace for the open-source AI agent project OpenClaw has become a distribution point for malicious ...

Microsoft has appointed Charlie Bell, its former security chief, as the company's new engineering quality head — less than a ...

Better understanding of the design, implementation and operation of these cyber-physical systems can enable optimized process ...

Democratic Secretary of State Adrian Fontes and Republican lawmakers are pointing fingers at each other after an online portal used by candidates trying to qualify for the ballot crashed over the ...

Australia Post customers have been warned over a $1.99 “delivery fee” that is being used to “trick” people into handing over ...

The board approved the ordinance's first reading last week after a lengthy public hearing and was originally set to next ...

The official plugin marketplace for open-source artificial intelligence agent project OpenClaw has become a target for supply chain poisoning attacks, according to a new report from cybersecurity firm ...

India's Aadhaar is moving into wallets, hotels and policing through a new app. Critics say that amid the broader Aadhaar rollout, it's unclear how data shared through the new app would prevent ...

AI trust is a big deal for the feds. Last year, Abacus Data found that 52 percent of Canadians surveyed said they do not trust the federal government to oversee AI in a way that protects the public.