List of companies that are abandoning Zoom continues to grow as security concerns continue to pile up including the recent news that two zero-day exploits are on sale on the dark web.
Labor is the largest driver of financial crime compliance costs, together with other cost factors such as increasingly complex regulations, data privacy limitations and penalties for sanctions violations.
Data for sale on the dark web from Italian email provider Email.it includes the full content of over 600,000 user accounts that may have been exposed since January 2018.
Federal agencies urged FCC to consider China Telecom a national security threat, pointing to concerns that the company is vulnerable to exploitation, influence, and control by the Chinese government.
Zoom faces lawsuits accusing the company of covering up serious privacy and security issues as they onboard millions of new users due to the coronavirus crisis.
Google Maps location history has been used to map out community activity in every country in Google's newly released COVID-19 Community Mobility Reports.
Newly discovered a TikTok vulnerability that allows hackers to show fake videos by executing man-in-the-middle (MitM) attacks, making it easy for hackers to promote scams, misinformation, or hate.
Council of Europe recently published a guideline on how to use algorithms and automation in algorithmic decision making while protecting human rights at the same time.
New White House phishing scam impersonating President Trump and Vice President Pence is baiting people who are anxious and lacking good guidance from the officials.
Countries are working on contact tracing apps that have data safeguards built in to address privacy concerns while fighting against COVID-19. Can these apps really preserve privacy?
