Cybersecurity News Roundup: Mid-April to Mid-June 2026
Doug McCord
June 25, 2026
Congratulations to the New York Knicks, who in June won their first NBA title since 1973. Just one week later, the ShinyHunters group published a trove of
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Congratulations to the New York Knicks, who in June won their first NBA title since 1973. Just one week later, the ShinyHunters group published a trove of
Mythos, Axios npm, Mercor, and TeamPCP are all among the latest cybersecurity news and trends from February to April 2026. But we’re opening this edition of our bi-monthly roundup with hijacked robo-vacuums. Specifically, 6,700 robot
Has AI cheating gone mainstream? Whether it’s using other devices or tabs for chatbot access, direct audio feed, or specialty cheating apps with overlays, there are more ways to cheat in an online
$74 billion annually. That’s the prediction for the annual ransomware cost for this year by Cybersecurity Ventures. Ransomware is still the fastest growing form of cybercrime, with the predicted annual cost to reach $275 billion by 2031. That would
A Quick Thank You to Our Readers Before we kick off this article, we want to say thank you to all our engaged readers! The
If you’re running a Next.js application or any application that uses React Server Components in production, you really want to patch it. Now. Even if you just
Back in 1997, a man named Steve Haase was an insurance broker and senior vice president at the firm Hamilton Dorsey Alston Co. He’d had the notion
F5 is a Seattle-based company known for its networking software. Its products are used by numerous Fortune 500 companies and the US federal government, with
Introduction Tech professionals are finally seeing signs of hope for the job market. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, tech unemployment rates
Last week, the world’s fifth-largest automaker became the latest victim of the ongoing attack on corporate Salesforce instances. Stellantis has provided little information, except to
