The Instagram ads varied by user but revealed things such as their location, job title, marital status, interests and even search terms they may have used in a bid to highlight Facebook’s data collection.
The White House has launched the Cyber Trust Mark labeling program for connected devices to assist consumers in determining whether IoT products are cyber secure.
A coalition of some of the biggest names in privacy-focused tech companies is seeking a ban on advertising technologies that use surveillance techniques to track people across the internet.
The US has called out Russia for enabling ransomware attacks on the country’s healthcare organizations, jeopardizing lives and threatening international peace and security.
A threat actor is selling the personal information of over 440,000 Life360 customers stemming from a database leak from an unsecured login API endpoint.
A new report from Google's Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) finds that 75 zero-days were exploited in the wild last year, with a little over half involving spyware.
Caesars Entertainment quietly disclosed its own recent cyber attack in a SEC filing. Unlike MGM, Caesars appears to have skated through their own incident by making a $15 million ransom payment to the hackers.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) warns that the AT&T breach allowed threat actors to access agents’ call logs, potentially exposing the identities of informants.
F5 fixed 29 security vulnerabilities affecting BIG-IQ and BIG-IP products, but no viable mitigation for a bug causing a complete system takeover and affecting the sensitive sectors.
Some users have found that asking ChatGPT to exploit smart contracts actually returns viable vulnerabilities. Experiments are beginning to reveal that AI chatbots may shake up the cybersecurity world.
