Hackers Expose Telefónica's Internal Data in 2.3GB Security Breach
Spanish telecom giant Telefónica confirms unauthorized access to its internal Jira system, resulting in 2.3GB of sensitive data being leaked on cybercrime forums. Four hackers linked to Hellcat Ransomware claimed responsibility for the breach, which potentially compromised customer information.
Chinese State Hackers Infiltrate Major US Telecom Networks in Widespread Cyberespionage Campaign
A sophisticated Chinese hacking operation dubbed 'Salt Typhoon' has compromised at least a dozen major US telecommunications providers, including Charter Communications and Windstream. The breaches raise alarm about America's communications infrastructure security and have prompted stricter federal regulations.
Federal Court Overturns FCC's Net Neutrality Authority in Landmark Ruling
A federal appeals court has invalidated the FCC's authority to impose net neutrality regulations, ruling that broadband providers fall outside the agency's jurisdiction. The decision, influenced by the Supreme Court's reversal of Chevron deference, effectively ends federal efforts to regulate internet service providers through administrative action.
Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down FCC Net Neutrality Rules in Landmark Decision
A major court ruling has invalidated the FCC's authority to enforce net neutrality regulations on internet service providers, citing recent Supreme Court precedent. The decision reignites the debate over internet traffic management and puts pressure on Congress to explicitly grant the FCC regulatory power.
Russian Oil Tanker Detained in Finland Over Suspected Submarine Cable Sabotage
Finnish authorities have detained the Eagle S oil tanker suspected of damaging critical undersea infrastructure in the Gulf of Finland through anchor dragging. The incident, affecting power and data cables between Finland, Estonia and Germany, highlights growing concerns about maritime security in the Baltic region.
Quantum Teleportation Breakthrough: Scientists Successfully Transmit Quantum Data Over Regular Internet Cables
Northwestern University engineers achieve groundbreaking quantum teleportation over standard fiber optic networks, defying previous assumptions about quantum communication limitations. This milestone eliminates the need for dedicated quantum lines and brings us closer to widespread quantum networking integration.
U.S. Allocates $3 Billion to Remove Chinese Telecom Equipment Over Security Concerns
The U.S. government is investing $3 billion to remove Chinese telecommunications equipment from American networks amid escalating cybersecurity threats. The initiative, part of the 2025 National Defense Authorization Act, aims to help telecom companies replace technology from manufacturers like Huawei and ZTE while protecting critical infrastructure.
China Blocks Swedish Prosecutors from Investigating Baltic Sea Cable Damage
Chinese authorities denied Swedish prosecutors access to a vessel suspected of damaging undersea cables in the Baltic Sea, despite claims of cooperation. The incident involving the Yi Peng 3 ship has raised concerns among European officials about possible sabotage of critical infrastructure.
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.
Salt Typhoon: Chinese Hackers Steal Phone Records of 1M+ Americans in Massive Intelligence Breach
Chinese state hackers compromised major U.S. telecom providers to steal phone metadata of over one million Americans, primarily in Washington D.C. The sophisticated 'Salt Typhoon' campaign exposed call records, text messages and location data, raising serious privacy concerns.