Insurance giant Fidelity Investments has suffered a third-party breach linked to the US-based subsidiary of Indian tech juggernaut Infosys, impacting nearly 30,000 customers.
TikTok is facing a new complaint on child privacy accusing the platform for not removing videos posted by minors and not making reasonable effort to collect parental consent for new accounts.
New report reveals a coordinated campaign by five Chinese APT groups that dates back at least eight years and exploits underlooked remote access vulnerabilities in Linux servers.
NSO group is now facing a lawsuit from Apple after leaks revealed that the Pegasus spyware was exploiting a zero-day, zero-click vulnerability in Apple devices.
New York Attorney General Letitia James has sued insurance giant Allstate over two data breaches that exposed the driver’s license numbers of nearly 200,000 people.
Lapsus$ cybercrime gang claimed responsibility for the Impresa group ransomware attack by defacing the media company’s website and tweeting from its verified Twitter account.
While the proposed EU privacy law changes seem almost entirely like concessions to big tech desires at first glance, the European Commission is selling them as removement of onerous restrictions on smaller businesses. Critics such as noyb are calling this a "side-show" meant to pass changes that are instead really tailored to the tech industry.
The Chinese hackers are able to run a massive but stealthy campaign of password-spraying attacks while evading logs, targeting Microsoft 365 accounts that require only basic authentication and do not have MFA enabled.
Google has culled 500 over Chrome browser extensions used in a massive ad fraud campaign that pingponged 1.7 million users through dozens of ads and redirected them to phishing site.
One of Britain's most popular newspapers, The Guardian, is reporting that a suspected ransomware attack is causing some internal network trouble. The paper's report characterized it as "serious" despite it seemingly not stopping online or offline production of the paper.
