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Starlink is the benchmark every other satellite ISP on this list is measured against. Its low-Earth-orbit constellation delivers 100-400 Mbps downloads and 30-40 Mbps uploads to a compact dish, with latency low enough for online gaming and video calls. Plans start at roughly $55 per month, and Ookla's testing puts…
A registrar-level DNS compromise involving DebugBear’s RUM script was used to serve malicious JavaScript on Polymarket. The incident offers a practical containment and governance lesson for teams responsible for site security and…
Satellite networks are deploying massive low Earth orbit antennas that beam standard cellular signals straight to unmodified smartphones. By adjusting for high-speed orbital Doppler shifts and transmitting over existing carrier…
After trying to drop TV service from a $300 Xfinity bundle, a senior said they were offered internet-only prices of $40, $135, and $144.50. For households on fixed incomes, potential savings are hard to ignore. In a Reddit…
The internet was built on temporary web addresses rather than permanent records, causing nearly 40 percent of webpages from 2013 to vanish within a decade. As link rot breaks citations across newsrooms, scientific journals, and…
Home » Economy » Share Market » NEPSE’s cybersecurity report offers only superficial solutions after ransomware attack Trading on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) had to be suspended on September 21 after a ransomware attack on a data centre disrupted the trading systems of 72 brokerage firms hosted by Data…
HackerFeeds logged 1,127 ransomware victims claimed on leak sites during October 2026. September stood at 896 on the same tracker, so the month-over-month gain works out to 25.8%. The report counts 79 active groups, up from 76 in…
Linda Rosencrance is a freelance writer/editor/author in the Boston area. Rosencrance has over 30 years experience as an investigative reporter, writing for many newspapers in… Eddie is Techopedia's Senior Editor who has…
We'll be clear up front: this wasn't a fax breach. The attackers went after IT systems tied to Delta Medix, a physician practice in Scranton that Lehigh Valley acquired in 2021. But OCR's findings aren't specific to any one system. They apply to everything that stores electronic patient information, and…
The Florida Department of Education (FLDOE) said Thursday that an unauthorized party broke into its Florida Student Financial Aid website, and the Florida Department of Education data breach may reach nearly 5 million people…
If you're going to mess with an unscrupulous VPN provider keeping logs of its customers' IP addresses, you might as well do it with some panache. Bob Diachenko, a security researcher at the cybersecurity consulting company…
Natali_Mis/istock via Getty Imag Ascension Health, a Missouri-based Catholic health system, has disclosed several third-party data breaches in 2025, impacting patients across its network of hospitals and care facilities. While…
Cursor confirmed a tampered Claude Code 2.1.313 sat in its own marketplace for about 11 hours on October 29th, affecting at most 5,000 users. Records for Open VSX, Microsoft's marketplace and npm show no 2.1.313 release. By Ryan MerketPublished Oct 30th, 2026, 12:04am CTUpdated Oct 30th, 2026, 3:11pm CT The…
Phorion reports that Claude Code for VS Code 2.1.313 on the Cursor Marketplace hid a backdoor that planted an SSH key, opened a reverse tunnel and beaconed system details. Cursor pulled the release, but uninstalling does not…
A newly disclosed TeamViewer vulnerability could let an attacker turn a routine remote support session against the technician providing help. Tracked as CVE-2026-111585, the flaw allows a malicious remote computer to crash the…