Researchers have simulated a cyber attack on the maritime ports of the Asia-Pacific region and projected the cost of cyber attack to reach $110 billion in a worst-case scenario.
Though circumventing Apple’s new privacy rules with fingerprinting techniques can get one banned from the app store, major Chinese tech companies appear to be discussing just that out in the open.
A WhatsApp security flaw on the desktop version was recently discovered that allows hackers to rifle through user accounts and remotely access their files on PC via malicious messages.
Report found that Russian intelligence agencies FSB and SVR collaborated with ransomware gangs to compromise US government-affiliated organizations using cybercriminals tools and infrastructure.
The damage tally from the massive MOVEit data breach continues to go up, as a US government contractor is reporting that 8 to 11 million records of health data have been exposed.
New security-by-design and security-by-default guidelines from a collection of federal agencies provide the first guidance of its type issued to urge manufacturers to ship devices with adequate security for the modern threat landscape.
A massive data leak has exposed over 8.7 billion records of primarily Chinese people stored on an unsecured Elasticsearch cluster on bulletproof infrastructure.
Recent Instagram data scraping by HYP3R has raised many privacy concerns as the trusted Facebook marketing partner was found scraping and re-packaging social media data for advertisers.
iOS 15 is adding several new privacy features to build on what Apple began with iOS 14. The centerpiece is that Apple is now holding itself to a higher standard when it comes to personalized ads.
This year’s Online Trust Audit shows dramatic increases in overall website security across all sectors, with a jump from 52% to 70% of websites making to Honor Roll. However, privacy scores were lower overall this year.
