Companies worldwide are facing an escalating wave of cyberattacks as artificial intelligence makes hacking activities faster, more sophisticated and harder to prevent. Recent incidents, including attacks on supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe and a massive cryptocurrency theft involving Binance, have highlighted the growing risks. Nearly 37,000 software and
Liechtenstein has revealed that hackers illegally accessed and copied data from its register of beneficial owners, compromising information linked to around 31,000 companies, foundations, and trusts. The government said the cyberattack occurred during the night of July 29–30 before authorities detected unusual activity and took the affected system offline. The breached
The Bank of Valletta (Malta) has suspended all of its services in light of a hacking attempt. The bank has officially said in a brief statement that all their banking systems including ATM services and online banking had been shut down temporarily, and all BOV (Bank of Valetta) branches had closed early. The bank’s mobile […]


