Scrambling to find a way around Apple's new app tracking rules, publishers have come up with a server-to-server fingerprinting technique that is able to fly below the radar.
Kaspersky discovered about 100,000 new banking trojans seeking to steal users' credentials and financial data, warning about increased sophistication of mobile malware and attacks.
The web hosting company says that the group of hackers was able to access its network using stolen credentials, and planted malware and stole source code to give itself points of long-term access.
Facebook’s new €17 million GDPR fine stems from a failure to demonstrate that adequate security measures were in place to prevent the data breaches in 2018.
The use of smart doorbells may be facing new restrictions in the UK, due to a recent court ruling that found an Amazon Ring doorbell pointed at a neighbor's property constituted an invasion of privacy.
A new national data privacy legislative framework has been proposed to limit notices and opt-ins instead of relying on the FTC and state governments to protect individuals.
Attackers approach targets for account takeover pretending to be a member of the Meta tech support team, using Facebook profiles that they have created that have a post history that makes it appear as if they are a legitimate employee.
A nearly unanimous vote in the Connecticut House made the CTDPA official, with its terms set to go into effect on July 1, 2023. As with the other state privacy laws, only businesses that meet certain thresholds of personal information handling will be regulated.
Postmeds’ Truepill data breach impacted over 2.3 million individuals and is the subject of a class-action lawsuit alleging the digital pharmacy's negligence.
Google has culled 500 over Chrome browser extensions used in a massive ad fraud campaign that pingponged 1.7 million users through dozens of ads and redirected them to phishing site.
