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Healthcare data breach exposes 3.75M patient records
More than 3.75 million people have had personal and medical information stolen after hackers breached a cloud environment used by CareCloud, a US provider of electronic medical record technology. The company serves tens of thousands of healthcare providers, meaning many affected individuals may never have interacted with CareCloud directly, yet had their data exposed through…
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Watch: FEAR FACTORY Performs New Single ‘Roboticist’ Live For First Time
Fear Factory performed their new single “Roboticist” live for the first time on 29 August 2026, opening their “Cybernetic Domination” European tour at Tama in Poznań, Poland. The track, released the same day via Nuclear Blast, is the industrial metal band’s first release to feature singer Milo Silvestro and drummer Pete Webber, who have toured…
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The Cybersecurity Apocalypse Is Coming in ‘Months,’ AI Giants Warn
More than 100 technology companies, including OpenAI and Anthropic, have warned that organisations may have only months to prepare for AI-enabled cyberattacks. Their joint letter calls for cyber defence to become an immediate leadership priority and for governments to strengthen protections for critical services, but it contains no specific commitments, deadlines or funding plans. The…
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Hello Neighbor’s multiplayer spinoff has been ‘temporarily shut down’ after a hacker wiped player progression and demanded the game’s ‘removal from sale across all platforms’
Hello Neighbour’s multiplayer spin-off has been temporarily taken offline after a hacker reportedly erased players’ progression and issued demands concerning the game’s sale. The incident matters because it has disrupted access to the game and affected player data, prompting the developer to shut the service while it responds. The hacker allegedly demanded that the game…
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Rogue doctor struck off after he bashed wife, had a patient kill himself, botched Botox jabs, used his young son for fake prescriptions, gave drugs to chaperones and breached Covid laws 100s of times – but we can’t tell you who he is
A Victorian doctor, identified only as WLD under a tribunal suppression order, has been struck off and barred from applying for re-registration for six years after findings of extensive professional misconduct. The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal found that his conduct—including family violence, unsafe clinical practice, improper prescribing and breaches of COVID-19 restrictions—undermined public trust…
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Petrol Prices Surge as Uganda Mourns King Oyo
Motorists face fresh fuel costs before the bank holiday, while Uganda mourns its young monarch. Australian police charge alleged hackers as a Leeds road-death trial hears footage.
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Berlin is being blackmailed by hackers, mayor says
Berlin says it will not pay hackers who stole data from city systems and demanded a ransom. The attack disrupted some online services, including housing-benefit applications and payments, and raises concerns that personal and other non-public information may have been exposed. The ransom is reportedly 30 bitcoin, valued at about €2m (£1.7m), while the Rhysida…
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Chinese hackers target NASA and key US agencies, DOJ alleges
US authorities allege that a China-linked hacking group attempted to breach NASA and several major US government bodies, including the Federal Reserve, Justice Department and Senate, using networks of compromised internet-connected devices to hide its activity. The case matters because it highlights alleged long-running attempts to access sensitive government, health, energy and financial systems, as…
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Man Utd agree terms to sign Swedish winger Jusu Bah
Manchester United have agreed terms to sign Swedish winger Monica Jusu Bah from BK Häcken, with the 23-year-old expected to complete the move before next Thursday’s Women’s Super League transfer deadline. The deal would strengthen United’s attacking options as they continue to build their squad for the season. Jusu Bah is contracted to Häcken until…
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Authorities arrest 2 alleged members of prolific hacking group TeamPCP
Australian authorities have arrested and charged two alleged members of TeamPCP, a hacking group accused of infecting more than 1,000 organisations worldwide through supply-chain attacks. The arrests matter because the group’s malware spread through widely used open-source software and development systems, potentially exposing large volumes of credentials and private data. Police said the two Western…