The French news agency AFP has been hit by a cyber attack.
The attack on the information system of Agence France-Presse, which also affected parts of the transmission technology to customers, was discovered on Friday, the agency announced in Paris.
"Super Mario", "Donkey Kong", "The Legend of Zelda" - the mere sound of these names makes the hearts of millions of video game fans in Germany and around the world skip a beat.
Entire generations have grown up with the heroes from the Japanese video game developer Nintendo.
Hackers have captured the names and contact details of all Dutch police officers, including undercover officers.
Following criticism, Microsoft is introducing further restrictions for the Windows search function "Recall", which is supposed to save screen recordings every few seconds.
Among other things, "Recall" will not record passwords and credit card numbers, the Windows company announced.
Mozilla is currently being accused of tracking Firefox users without permission.
A recent Kaspersky analysis shows the extent of data collection.
The most common web tracking services have collected data on user behavior over 38 billion times within a year - an average of one million per day.
Zimperium has published new findings on a security-critical malware campaign that combines features of two malicious programs.
Zimperium researchers' research shows that both Gigabud and Spynote samples are currently being distributed via domains with similar structures and subdomains.
The Facebook group Meta has presented a prototype of computer glasses that can display digital content in transparent lenses.
Such glasses could replace a smartphone in many cases - for example, for route instructions in the city or for short messages.
Thales publishes the report "Economic Impact of API and Bot Attacks".
Analysis of cybersecurity incidents reveals the rising global cost of insecure APIs and automated bot abuse, two security threats that are increasingly interconnected and widespread.
US intelligence agencies and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) have published new findings about the hacker access from Iran to internal communications of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign team that became public in August.
The tech industry has issued a stark warning about foreign attempts to influence the US presidential election in November.
"I think the most dangerous moment will come 48 hours before the vote," said Microsoft manager Brad Smith at a hearing in the US Senate on Wednesday.
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