4chan and Kiwi Farms Challenge UK's Online Safety Act in Federal Court: A Test of International Internet Regulation

4chan and Kiwi Farms Challenge UK's Online Safety Act in Federal Court: A Test of International Internet Regulation

Two controversial US-based platforms take legal action against UK regulator Ofcom, claiming constitutional violations and extraterritorial overreach In a significant legal challenge to international internet regulation, 4chan and Kiwi Farms have filed a lawsuit in US federal court against the United Kingdom's Office of Communications (Ofcom) over enforcement

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Warlock Ransomware: The Critical Infrastructure Threat Redefining Global Cybersecurity in 2025

Warlock Ransomware: The Critical Infrastructure Threat Redefining Global Cybersecurity in 2025

A comprehensive analysis of the ransomware-as-a-service operation that has compromised over 400 organizations worldwide through sophisticated SharePoint exploitation Executive Summary The emergence of Warlock ransomware in mid-2025 has fundamentally reshaped the global cybersecurity landscape, representing a new paradigm in the sophistication and scale of ransomware operations. Operating as a ransomware-as-a-service

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DOGE SSA Data Security Breach: A Case Study in Government Contractor Access and Insider Threats

DOGE SSA Data Security Breach: A Case Study in Government Contractor Access and Insider Threats

Executive Summary A whistleblower complaint filed by Charles Borges, Chief Data Officer at the Social Security Administration (SSA), alleges that Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) personnel created unauthorized copies of the NUMIDENT database—containing personal information for over 300 million Americans—in cloud environments lacking independent security controls and oversight

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The Global Cybercrime Empire: Mapping the Underground Economy, Partnerships, and Geopolitical Power Structures

The Global Cybercrime Empire: Mapping the Underground Economy, Partnerships, and Geopolitical Power Structures

Bottom Line: Cybercrime has evolved into a $10.5 trillion global economy dominated by sophisticated nation-state actors, ransomware cartels, and hybrid criminal-state partnerships. Four nations—Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea—control 77% of all state-sponsored cyber operations, while criminal organizations have formed unprecedented alliances, creating a complex web of

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