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Quantum Teleportation Breakthrough: Scientists Successfully Share Internet Cables with Quantum Signals
Northwestern University engineers have achieved quantum teleportation through active fiber optic cables carrying Internet traffic, defying previous assumptions about signal interference. This groundbreaking research demonstrates that quantum and classical communications can coexist in existing infrastructure, bringing practical quantum networks closer to reality.
OpenAI Faces €15M Fine in Italy Over ChatGPT Privacy Violations
Italy's data protection authority has imposed a substantial fine on OpenAI for privacy breaches related to ChatGPT, including improper data processing and inadequate user protection. The company must also launch a nationwide campaign to educate the public about its data collection practices.
Federal Judge Rules NSO Group Liable in Landmark WhatsApp Hacking Case
A US federal judge has found Israeli tech company NSO Group legally responsible for hacking 1,400 WhatsApp users through its Pegasus spyware in 2019. The groundbreaking ruling marks the first time NSO Group has been held liable for surveillance abuses, with damages to be determined in a 2025 trial.
Major Cyber Breaches of 2023-2024: From MOVEit's $12B Impact to Nation-State Attacks
An analysis of devastating cyber attacks that defined 2023-2024, including the record-breaking MOVEit breach affecting 2,600 organizations and sophisticated nation-state campaigns targeting tech giants and political entities. The incidents highlight escalating threats across sectors, with ransomware and AI-powered attacks leading the surge.
Chinese Vessel Suspected in Multiple Baltic Sea Cable Sabotage Attempts
New evidence suggests a Chinese cargo ship may have targeted undersea telecommunications cables in the Baltic Sea region multiple times in November. The vessel Yi Peng 3 exhibited suspicious behavior near Denmark before allegedly damaging cables connecting Sweden, Lithuania, Finland and Germany.
Google Deploys AI-Powered Scam Detection in Chrome to Combat Online Fraud
Google introduces an innovative on-device AI system in Chrome that analyzes websites for potential scams and brand impersonation. The privacy-focused feature processes data locally while joining Chrome's expanding arsenal of security tools against the rising tide of cyber threats.
Sweden's Cashless Revolution Leaves Vulnerable Citizens Behind
Sweden's pioneering shift towards a completely digital payment system is creating unexpected social divisions and challenges. While over 80% of Swedes embrace mobile payments, elderly, homeless, and marginalized populations face increasing barriers to essential services in this cashless society.
Debunking Viral TikTok Claims: No, AirDrop Cannot Steal Your Credit Card Information
Recent viral TikTok videos spreading misinformation about iPhone's AirDrop feature have caused widespread panic about credit card theft. Apple's robust security measures ensure payment information in Apple Wallet remains protected, despite unfounded claims about vulnerabilities.
North Korean Hackers Target Nuclear Engineers with Advanced CookiePlus Malware
Notorious Lazarus Group launches sophisticated cyber attacks against nuclear industry employees using deceptive job recruitment tactics and new CookiePlus malware. The campaign, part of 'Operation Dream Job', demonstrates the group's evolving capabilities as North Korean hackers doubled their cryptocurrency theft to $1.34 billion in 2024.
