U.S. Water Systems Face Rising Cyberattacks, Possible Iran Link
At least 12 states report cyberattacks on water infrastructure, raising concerns about Iran-backed hackers targeting critical U.S. utilities.
Russian Hackers Exploit Zimbra Flaw to Steal Emails Without User Action
A new vulnerability in unpatched Zimbra servers lets Russian attackers siphon 90 days of emails and authentication data—no click required. Learn how to protect your organization.
Brinks Home Data Breach: 1 Million Customers on High Alert
Brinks Home confirmed unauthorized access to its IT systems, with the ShinyHunters group claiming to have stolen 4.9 million Salesforce records. Customers are advised to monitor their accounts.
Atlas Energy Expands Kodiak Driverless Trucks to 100 Vehicles for Public Roads
Atlas Energy Solutions is set to grow its Kodiak driverless truck fleet from 28 to 100 by mid‑2027, with plans to test them on Texas and New Mexico highways.
Cleveland Clinic Tests Zipline‑Powered Prescription Delivery
Cleveland Clinic partners with Zipline to deliver prescriptions by drone within five miles of its Beachwood campus, offering a faster, contact‑free option for patients.
How to Restore Your Identity After a Social Security Breach
When your Social Security number is exposed, identity theft isn’t automatic. Learn the steps to protect yourself and restore your identity after a breach.
Humanoid Robots Aren’t Ready to Clean Your Kitchen Yet
Startup humanoid robots promise domestic chores, but experts warn that full household adoption will still be years away. Learn why the tech isn’t quite there yet.
Shared VPN vs Dedicated IP: Which Choice Protects You Best?
Discover how shared VPNs offer broad anonymity while dedicated IPs reduce login hassles. Find out which option fits your privacy and usability needs.
Delta Flight Faces 30‑Minute Wi‑Fi Shutdown After Rogue Network
Passengers on a Delta flight from Las Vegas had to wait 30 minutes for in‑flight internet as crew shut down a mysterious "Delta WiFi Fast" network that appeared mid‑flight.
Schools Cut Back on Classroom Screen Time as Students Return
With the return to in‑person learning, many schools are rethinking how much they rely on digital screens, balancing tech benefits with student well‑being.