A shocking new report has found major vulnerabilities in the programming interfaces (APIs) that underpin dozens of the mobile health apps used by patient care organizations.
A consumer protection group has filed complaints against the social media giant: failure to protect children, unfair terms of video use and data collection misrepresentations among others.
Security automation is increasingly becoming a necessity in order to keep up with the cyber threats, but security analysts report significant increased stress on the job driven by fear of missing alerts.
F5 Credential Stuffing Report found that credential spills doubled between 2016 and 2020 while credential stuffing became the preferred attack method.
About 26 Million Fortune 1000 Employee Credentials Available on the Dark Web, Password Reuse Rampant
SpyCloud found about 26 million Fortune 1000 employee credentials circulating on the dark web. Password reuse, weak passwords, and infostealers were responsible for the leaks.
Report finds that aggressive disinformation campaigns and related measures have forced Hong Kong organizers to move to the digital underground, using encryption and the dark web.
The supply chain attack method leverages commonly-used dependency managers and private or non-existent dependencies to install malicious code and backdoors in internal applications.
Singapore’s free student computers will come packed with a potentially unwelcome addition: a monitoring app that allows teachers to view and control the screens remotely.
New paper tackles the two conflicting challenges that complicate compliance with regulations: fear of failing an audit versus the costs of running effective programs.
Facebook and Apple have been going back and forth over changes made to iOS 14 for the benefit of user privacy. Facebook appears to be shifting to an offensive posture as it mulls an antitrust lawsuit.
