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The rule aims to prevent certain countries—most notably China—from receiving U.S. exports that could advance their intrusion and surveillance technology. A new rule at the Commerce...
ANALYSIS In the absence of any progress at the federal level, US states continue to move on consumer privacy legislation to give individuals more control and security...
All computer systems on the network of Costa Rica’s public health service (known as Costa Rican Social Security Fund or CCCS) are now offline following a Hive...
Threat analysts have spotted a new version of the XLoader botnet malware that uses probability theory to hide its command and control servers, making it difficult...
A phishing attack at Australian pension provider Spirit Super has resulted in “some personal details being compromised”. The ‘super fund’ confirmed that user data was breached on May...
Malicious actors can take unauthorized ownership of online accounts even before their victims sign up for services, according to new research backed by the Microsoft Security...
Criminal hackers, nation states, and other malicious actors are constantly changing their targets and methods. Legislation, though, often takes years to draft, putting law enforcement on the...
Kaspersky’s quarterly report on mobile malware distribution notes a downward trend that started in late 2020. Despite the overall demise in malware volumes, the security company reports a...
John Telusma, a 37-year-old man from New York, was sentenced to four years in prison for selling and using stolen and compromised credit cards on the Infraud carding...
Agency officials identified a lack of guiding standards for determining and mitigating risk from certain implementations of the technology and advised agencies to proceed with caution,...
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