
Law Enforcement Shuts Down VPN Service Used by Ransomware Groups
Europol closed a VPN service that provided anonymity to dozens of ransomware gangs, while experts analyze potential connections to recent crimes.

Europol closed a VPN service that provided anonymity to dozens of ransomware gangs, while experts analyze potential connections to recent crimes.

CBS News investigation reveals delivery drivers in California bypassing background checks by using rented or stolen app accounts.

Members of Parliament have rejected a proposed ban on social media access for children under 16 years old.
Uber announced it will allow users to book hotel accommodations through its app via a partnership with Expedia, expanding beyond ride-hailing and food delivery.

Meta stock jumped nearly 3% in premarket trading following reports the company plans significant workforce reductions.
Amazon sellers are boycotting the platform's advertising services in response to policy changes that merchants say are reducing their profit margins.

Italian authorities are investigating a spyware scandal involving Paragon software used to hack journalists, though perpetrators remain unknown.

Meta's new display glasses will not launch in the European Union due to battery regulations and supply chain constraints.

Cybercriminals are employing various tactics including silent voicemail scams and iPhone theft operations to compromise user data and accounts.
Stellantis and Chinese automaker Leapmotor plan to deepen their partnership with joint EV production in Europe to boost output and reduce costs.

India's pollution control board alleges Tata's iPhone component manufacturing facility contaminated local farmland water sources.

A major cyber attack on the Canvas learning management system has disrupted classes and final exams at schools nationwide.

IBM agreed to pay $17 million to resolve Department of Justice allegations regarding its diversity, equity and inclusion practices.

The Trump administration is pursuing a $400 million TikTok settlement for privacy violations to fund Washington D.C. beautification projects.

Gaming company Rockstar Games confirmed hackers accessed company data through a third-party provider breach, with ShinyHunters group claiming responsibility.
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