A dozen Norwegian government ministries suffered a cyber attack exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile (EPMM), the Norwegian National Security Authority (NSM) has disclosed.
Google has made the timeline for the Privacy Sandbox deprecation of third-party cookies more clear, saying that 1% of Chrome users will be switched to the new online advertising system in the first quarter of 2024.
More than just a facial recognition ban, the proposal calls for automated systems recognizing "gait, fingerprints, DNA, voice, keystrokes and other biometric or behavioral signals" to be kept out of all of the EU's publicly accessible spaces.
The NSA has issue a cybersecurity advisory that Russian hackers are exploiting a unique vulnerability to gain access to computer systems by sending a specially crafted email to targeted users.
According to cyber security firm Check Point Software Technologies, Android app makers are still not patching old security flaws, some of which date back to 2014.
Hundreds of NATO documents of "extreme gravity" were reportedly stolen and made available on the dark web, and the Portuguese government is facing tough questions about why the breach was not discovered for weeks.
Victoria’s Secret suffered a security incident that forced the lingerie giant to shut down impacted IT systems to prevent the attack from spreading and safeguard data.
Privacy awareness is now more common than not, with 60% of consumers reporting that they are concerned. While consumers are very much aware of how companies track their online behavior at this point, 34% say that they feel "overwhelmed" in trying to manage it.
Facebook has banned a NYU ad targeting research project that captures information from political ads, but the FTC has undercut its stated reasons for doing so.
Report from UK security think tank RUSI finds that fraud has "reached epidemic levels" in the country and that the volume of attempts should be viewed as a national security threat.
