NSA and CISA issues joint report warning of cyber threats from state-sponsored actors targeting critical infrastructure, directing owners and operators to take immediate actions.
Talos confirms that at least one known Cisco bug, CVE-2018-0171, was likely to have been actively exploited by Salt Typhoon. But the researchers say that the primary approach was to target legitimate existing credentials, likely through a variety of methods.
Mounting controversy over law enforcement agencies’ use of new facial recognition tool developed by Clearview AI, which allegedly scraped more than 3 billion photographs of people from Internet.
After admitting that it stored some EU user data on Chinese servers, TikTok will now be facing a new data transfer investigation headed up by Ireland's Data Protection Commission.
The idea of immunity passports demonstrating proof of a COVID vaccine to move about is being discussed by a broad variety of both government and business organizations.
A blog post by Nvidia’s Chief Security Officer David Reber refutes accusations made by the Chinese government of a backdoor in the company's AI chips that can be used as a remote kill switch.
New upcoming civil code in China will substantially enhance privacy rights for individuals and businesses if the law can be respected and enforced by local government.
European Court of Justice Planet 49 decision sets the record straight on consent for online cookies and trackers and raises some serious points for consideration by companies subject to GDPR and ePrivacy.
Microsoft Power Apps appears to list all data types as public unless the default settings are changed. The data leak exposed several coronavirus tracing and vaccination portals, as well as at least one job applicant database that contained social security numbers.
FOX data leak exposed 58 GB of information, including names and reference numbers of 65,000 celebrities, cast, crew, and guests, through a misconfigured cloud database.
