Police in Brazil raided a major pirate IPTV smuggling operation seizing $6M in assets including devices, real estate, vehicles, and other property. Brazil’s National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) has dealt a serious blow to illegal streaming device smugglers in a coordinated raid that resulted in millions in seized assets. The operation targeted a criminal network importing

Pandora jewelry confirmed a data breach hit customer data through a third-party platform. The global jewelry brand sent direct emails to affected customers explaining the security incident. The breach exposed personal information including names, phone numbers, and email addresses. However, passwords and credit card details remained safe from the attackers according to Pandora. Pandora Customer

Cookeville Regional Medical Center (CRMC) has suffered a data breach and continues battling the aftermath of a ransomware attack. The Rhysida cybercriminal group posted the Tennessee hospital on their dark web leak site, demanding 10 Bitcoin (approximately $1.15 million) within days. The medical facility serves 250,000 patients annually across 14 counties in Tennessee and Kentucky. With

Italy’s controversial Piracy Shield system just got more aggressive. The blocking platform received new powers last week that extend far beyond protecting football matches. Major Scope Expansion Approved AGCOM, Italy’s telecom regulator, voted to expand Piracy Shield’s reach to all live content, including movie premieres and TV shows. The system’s infamous 30-minute blocking claim now

AI tools and chatbots are trusted by millions of developers and everyday users. New research reveals these popular AI systems have a serious weakness that cybercriminals are exploiting. What Is the LegalPwn Attack? Security researchers at Pangea Labs have found a dangerous new cyberattack called LegalPwn. This attack tricks popular AI tools into thinking malicious

A ‘top level’ IPTV operator must pay Sky $670,000 in damages after operating illegal streaming services and destroying evidence. David Dunbar from County Wexford has agreed to pay Sky €480,000 ($670K USD) in damages after operating an illegal IPTV service since 2018. The broadcaster described Dunbar as a “top level” pirate who generated up to