An apparent cyber attack bearing the hallmarks of a ransomware incident has disrupted operations at oil service giant Halliburton’s Houston campus location and some global networks.
The FAA has proposed new cybersecurity rules for airworthiness certification to protect aircraft from hostile intentional unauthorized electronic interactions.
Toyota has confirmed a third-party data breach that leaked 240 GB of sensitive information on the dark web, but says the cybersecurity incident was grossly misrepresented.
A privacy class action against Google that was dismissed in 2022 has been given new life by an appeals court. Privacy lawsuit says Chrome Sync feature collected personal information from those that chose to opt out of it, ignoring their preference to separate their Google accounts from their activity in the Chrome browser.
Two of the largest retailers in the United States have announced plans to shift to digital price tags within the next few years, and the concept has raised controversy due to the possibility of price gouging as well as privacy concerns.
An access control misconfiguration on Oracle NetSuite ecommerce sites exposes customer data to unauthorized access, with many businesses unaware of deployed default instances.
Despite receiving a raucous round of applause upon its adoption, the UN cybercrime convention's new treaty seems to thus far have displeased most of the entire spectrum of private interests.
Individuals have been getting notifications of their information being leaked to the dark web since the National Public data breach was announced. But the splashy claims about "every Social Security number" being exposed do not appear to be holding up.
The FBI and its European partner law enforcement agencies have dismantled the cybercrime infrastructure of the Radar/Dispossessor ransomware group, a LockBit knockoff.
PCBA manufacturer Keytronic has reported that the Black Basta ransomware attack in May 2024 resulted in over $17 million in direct costs and lost revenue.
