News archive — Page 10
Source-backed reporting on VPNs, privacy, scams, data breaches and online security—plus the practical steps worth taking next.
News archive
Reports 91–100
Clear summaries, visible dates and direct source links—without turning every security story into a VPN sales pitch.
Illegal Streaming on Work Phones: Why One Bad Stream Can Become a Business Security Problem
A BeStreamWise-backed study reported by Advanced Television says many illegal streamers use company smartphones and report higher rates of malware and phishing attempts.
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PNLD Data Breach: Why Work Email Leaks Still Matter for Phishing
The Police National Legal Database says names, organisations and work email addresses for police, criminal-justice and government contacts were compromised and published online.
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CISA N-able N-central Warning: Why Remote-Management Tools Need Urgent Patching
CISA added an exploited N-able N-central authentication-bypass flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog after reports of customer compromises.
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SCREEN Act Privacy Warning: Age Checks Can Spread Far Beyond Adult Sites
The Electronic Frontier Foundation says the U.S. SCREEN Act could push identity-linked age verification onto many mainstream services, not only adult websites.
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Microsoft Hotel Wi-Fi Warning: What Travellers Should Do Before Logging In
Microsoft says a Midnight Blizzard-linked campaign is abusing captive-portal networks at hotels and shared venues to push fake updates, phishing flows and malware at travellers.
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SplitVPN Breach: Why ‘No Logs’ Needs Evidence, Not Just Marketing
Have I Been Pwned says SplitVPN exposed 865,000 unique email addresses, while security reporting says leaked records allegedly included device, payment and VPN connection metadata.
Read analysisCISA Open-Source Security Guidance: What It Means Before You Trust a VPN App
CISA's new open-source software guidance is aimed at agencies and organisations, but its checklist mindset is useful for ordinary VPN buyers too: do not treat source-code availability as proof of safety.
Read analysisCISA's 2026 SBOM Update: Why VPN Apps Need an Ingredients List Too
CISA, NSA, FBI and international partners updated SBOM minimum elements, a software-transparency baseline that matters whenever privacy tools depend on third-party code and cloud services.
Read analysisCISA Water-Utility Warning: Why Exposed PLCs Should Not Sit on the Internet
CISA says attackers are increasingly targeting water and wastewater PLCs, changing passwords, disconnecting devices and forcing some operators into boil-water notices or manual operations.
Read analysisAmgen Cloud Breach: Patient Health Data Was Stolen, the Company Says
Amgen disclosed a material cybersecurity incident involving third-party cloud environments, saying proprietary data, patient protected health information and other information were exfiltrated.
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