Hackers stole and published the login credentials of major tech and Fortune 500 companies, accessed CCTV cameras, and probed portals after breaching two large data centers in Asia.
After five years of legal back-and-forth, Apple has agreed to settle the Siri privacy suit brought by California device users that found the voice assistant unexpectedly listening in on their daily lives.
Cloud-based data management subsidiary of Toyota exposed the information of 2.15 million customers in a decade-long data leak. The Toyota Connected service reminds owners to service their vehicles and links the car to entertainment services, and can assist during emergencies by calling for help and locating a car that’s been stolen.
700 scam websites pretending to offer online streaming services are taking advantage of the recent pandemic lockdowns to steal personal data and credit card information.
U.S. entertainment and media law firm with A-list celebrity clients such as Lady Gaga was hit by a ransomware attack with more than 750 gigabytes of personal information stolen.
Report prepared by the New York Cyber Task Force examines the leading cyber defense challenges and finds that coordination between government agencies and private business must be revamped.
Law enforcement agencies have identified at least 150 investment fraud websites operated by fake broker-dealers who stole a minimum of $50 million from at least 70 victims.
Report shows that shadow code from third-party libraries is a risk for web applications and concern for owners afraid of brand damage, lawsuits, and regulatory actions.
85% of business leaders in a new study believe that their public facing APIs and web applications have fallen victim to automated attack from malicious bots.
The cybersecurity workforce continues to grow, but not nearly fast enough to keep pace with demand. This is just one of several factors contributing to what the new ISC2 report calls a "perfect storm" of instability in the field.
