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Hackers heat French supermarket fridges
Hundreds of supermarkets across France have been affected by a cyberattack targeting connected refrigeration systems. Retailers have been forced to discard food, while French authorities investigate vulnerabilities involving refrigeration-management equipment.
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IndustryUkraine's Next Export Is Cybersecurity
A war-tested cyber industry is turning hard experience into products for the rest of the world.
GeopoliticsUK Wins Back Access to Test US AI Models
Britain's AI testers are back in, but the episode shows how much depends on Washington.
AfricaMozambique Takes Cybersecurity Policy to Its Regions
A national strategy built with the provinces, not just the capital.
AfricaKeeping Nigeria's Payments Safe Is Now Big Business
Fraud losses halved as banks and regulators race to secure a booming payments system.
EuropeEurope's Cyber Insurance Market by the Numbers
What the market figures say, and what they don't.
IndustryCyber Insurance Is Booming as Prices Fall
The market grows while premiums drop for an eleventh straight quarter.
IndustryWhat Happens When Everyone Claims at Once?
Shared tech means shared losses. Can insurers cope?
AfricaUganda's Startups Are Told to Secure Before They Scale
Kampala's founders are told to build security in from day one.
AsiaInside Japan's New Cyber Security Policy Division
Tokyo's Foreign Ministry brings back a cyber unit as attacks on Japanese firms mount.
TechnologyHuman-Centred Cybersecurity: What Does It Actually Mean?
Humans are called the weakest link. Perhaps the design is.
AmericasAmerica's Forgotten Cyber Generation
Over-60s lost $7.7 billion to online fraud last year. Cybersecurity still barely notices them.
IdeasThe First Hack Happened in 1834. And They Got Away With It.
Two bankers hid stock tips in a government telegraph's error signals, and the law couldn't touch them.
IdeasHow Would You Hack the World's First Computers?
Colossus, ENIAC and the Manchester Baby had no internet, but they still had something to attack.
PeopleBruce Schneier: The Man Who Made Cybersecurity Everybody's Business
The cryptographer who spent decades telling the industry that products alone will never be enough.
TechnologyXGBoost: What Is It, and What Could It Mean for Cybersecurity?
The quiet machine-learning workhorse behind vulnerability scoring, and where it falls short.
IdeasNorbert Wiener: His Ideas on Cybernetics and What Still Holds Up Today
The father of cybernetics on information, control and the responsibilities of the people who build machines.
EuropeThe EU Cyber Resilience Act: What You Actually Need to Know
New reporting rules are already in force, and product-security duties arrive in December 2027.
EuropeDon't Forget Your Cybersecurity Homework: Britain Expands Cyber Education in Schools
Schools face more attacks as a decade-old programme is folded into TechFirst.
AsiaPwned in Seoul: Inside South Korea's Hacker Culture
Inside the school clubs and CTF teams behind South Korea’s hacker culture.
TechnologyCan You Hurt an AI? The Research Behind Machine Pain
Researchers found a ‘pain’ signal inside language models, and it changed what they did.