noyb’s privacy complaint characterizes PPA as an improvement over traditional user tracking via cookies, but says that it is insufficient to meet GDPR standards.
Dell Suffers a Second Security Incident Hot on the Heels of an Employee Data Breach Impacting 10,000
Computer manufacturing giant Dell has suffered a second cybersecurity incident hot on the heels of an employee data breach that impacted over 10,000 individuals.
The Chinese hackers, a state-backed team referred to as "Salt Typhoon," were spotted stealing data from ISPs and planting backdoors and other capabilities meant for use in future cyber attacks.
API Vulnerabilities and Bot Attacks Cost Businesses $187 Billion, Increased Adoption Worsens Problem
API vulnerabilities and bot attacks cost businesses $187 billion annually, and the problem is worsening with rapid adoption, underscoring the need for investment in API security and bot management.
A seemingly very serious cyber attack has temporarily put major money transfer service MoneyGram out of business for at least several days. Details of the attack remain thin, but the company's services remained unavailable nearly a week after first going offline on September 20.
Hackers are leaking sensitive personal - (PII) and protected health information (PHI) from India’s top health insurance company, Star Health and Allied Insurance, via Telegram chatbots.
Headed up by Meta, a collection of the biggest names in tech and AI research has sent a letter to the European Union warning that EU decisions on regulating AI training threaten to hold the region back.
The first tranche of privacy reforms introduced to Parliament provides the OAIC with new penalties for data violators and a new privacy code for children, along with the addition of a new statutory tort for serious invasions of privacy.
A new joint alert from CISA and the FBI seeks to assist private sector software developers in removing XSS vulnerabilities from their products, with a basic overview of best practices aimed primarily at executives and business leaders.
Indonesia’s tax agency, the Directorate General of Taxes (DJP), has suffered a data breach impacting 6 million people, including President Widodo, his family, and cabinet members.
