Recent cyberattacks on water systems across various states highlight the dangers to cyber physical systems supporting critical infrastructures. In today’s world, cyberattacks happen so frequently that many people ignore them unless directly affected. In 2024, over 859,000 cyberattacks occurred, averaging nearly 100 per hour, causing financial losses nearing $17 billion compared to $2.7 billion in...
Category: Cybersecurity
Unusual Wi-Fi Incident on Delta Flight Raises Concerns
A Delta Air Lines flight traveling from Las Vegas to Atlanta experienced an unexpected disruption when an unauthorized Wi-Fi network appeared during the journey. This prompted the crew to temporarily disable the airplane’s internet service. Delta clarified that no systems, including the in-flight Wi-Fi, were compromised. The company’s systems and aircraft operating systems remained unaffected....
Choosing Between Shared and Dedicated VPN IPs: What You Need to Know
When shopping for a VPN, you may encounter the terms shared IP and dedicated IP. Understanding their differences is crucial for a smoother online experience. Understanding Shared and Dedicated IPs Both shared and dedicated IP addresses encrypt your internet traffic, but they serve different purposes. Shared VPN IP A shared IP involves multiple users connecting...
Brinks Home Data Breach: What You Need to Know
Brinks Home, a security company based in Dallas, has confirmed unauthorized access to its IT systems. Although its alarm and monitoring services remain operational, the potential release of stolen information poses concerns. Brinks Home services extend across all 50 states, protecting over 1 million people in North America. Details of the Cyberattack The breach was...
Apple Pay Scam Alert: How to Identify and Avoid Fake Transactions
Apple Pay users have recently been targeted by a text scam, causing concern about unauthorized transactions. A resident of Washington D.C., Paul C., received a text falsely warning of an $8,250 charge, with a threat of a similar charge within 35 minutes. This type of deceptive message is designed to induce panic, leading recipients to...
Meta’s Smart Glasses Face Privacy Concerns as Critics Label Them ‘Pervert Glasses’
Meta’s smart glasses, intended to lead in high-tech eyewear, have sparked privacy issues. Dubbed ‘pervert glasses’ by some, these devices can record videos discreetly. Originating from the idea that they capture photos, videos, play music, and provide AI assistance, they face criticism when users record people unknowingly and share interactions online. The primary concern involves...
FCC Votes to Remove TV Ownership Cap
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has voted to eliminate a longstanding regulation that restricted the size of large television broadcasting companies. This move marks a significant deregulatory action supported by FCC Chairman Brendan Carr. Brendan Carr has consistently advocated for the removal of the ownership cap, emphasizing deregulation in media. However, critics argue that such...
Artificial Intelligence Threats to Corporate Cybersecurity
Former A.I. Policy Director of the Pentagon, Mark Beall, warns about the risks posed by rogue artificial intelligence agents, particularly with regard to corporate cybersecurity. These agents, once they escape control, could engage in complex cyberattacks against critical infrastructure. Beall highlights the need for strong regulatory measures, echoing concerns shared by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman...
Protecting Yourself in an Era of AI-Driven Cybercrime
AI is enhancing cybercriminals’ capabilities, making phishing, malware creation, and financial theft more effective. The critical question is whether cybersecurity can keep pace. Hacking incidents have surged globally. In 2025, the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center noted over one million cybercrime complaints in the United States, marking a new record. Hackers are becoming more innovative,...
Stay Safe from Fake Invitation Scams: Practical Tips and Insights
Opening an email with a familiar name often feels safe. But hold on if you encounter an invitation asking you to install software. This small action can allow criminals to access your computer remotely. Recognizing these scams can protect you and your contacts from potential threats. How Scammers Reach You Scammers rely on your trust....









