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Ransomware Gangs Escalate Extortion by Targeting Employees’ Homes and Families
A new report reveals that 40% of ransomware attacks now involve physical or psychological threats against staff, marking a dangerous shift in…
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Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology Boosts Lithium-Ion Battery Capacity
A new cathode enhancement using graphitic carbon nitride promises significantly higher capacity and power density for EVs and portable electronics.
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Overcoming the Battery and Infrastructure Hurdles Facing Long-Haul Electric Trucking
As Tesla and Pilot roll out megawatt-scale charging, the industry must still solve critical challenges in energy density, charge times, and network…
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How Keio Corporation and Other Transit Giants Defend Against Ransomware Attacks
Following a cyberattack on Keio Corporation, we examine the complex challenge of securing legacy transit infrastructure against modern digital extortion.
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Keio Corporation Investigates Ransomware Breach Following Qilin Data Leak Claims
After a September ransomware attack on Keio Corporation subsidiaries, the Qilin hacking group has begun publishing allegedly stolen internal documents.
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How Modern Ransomware Groups Use AI and Psychological Pressure to Escalate Extortion Tactics
As groups like Qilin adopt aggressive data-leak threats, AI-driven automation and personal intimidation are replacing traditional encryption-only models.
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How to Use Credit Freezes and Monitoring to Combat Identity Theft After Data Breaches
Following massive educational data leaks, families must take proactive steps like credit freezes and identity monitoring to secure their personal information.
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The Long-Term Risks of Student Data Breaches and Synthetic Identity Fraud
As institutional data breaches expose millions of student records, experts warn that minors face lifelong risks of identity theft and financial fraud.
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Foldable Hinges and Ultra-Thin Glass Face Durability Tests as Apple Scales Production
Apple’s foldable sellout highlights the engineering hurdles of flexible OLEDs and hinges that manufacturers must solve to meet consumer durability expectations.
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Data breach: How third-party app flaws expose millions of student and patient records
Recent incidents reveal that reliance on third-party hosted applications creates systemic vulnerabilities, allowing hackers to exfiltrate sensitive PII from major institutions.
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