A security breach at Tata Electronics has leaked confidential proprietary data, including designs and specifications from major technology companies such as Apple and Tesla.
The new NIST algorithms are far from the end of the preparatory process, but allow organizations to begin taking concrete action on post-quantum encryption strategies that may need to be operational by the early 2030s.
Aflac Japan is investigating a data breach that leaked the personal information of over 4.38 million customers and sales agents after unauthorized access to the policyholders' portal.
Google says that Chinese SMS phishing campaigns have collectively yielded somewhere between 15 million and 100 million stolen credit cards in the US alone. The case names 25 individuals and believes the hackers produced over 100 different fraudulent websites that made use of Google branding.
Over 95,000 United States consumers lost money to social media scams in 2021. The most common type of scam involves online shopping, but the largest individual losses were caused by investment scams.
Study from Citizen Lab Toronto explores the WeChat ecosystem and finds that data sharing can exceed what the user expects, and that the privacy policy does not always make the extent of this sharing clear.
Researchers at Shanghai University used the D-Wave quantum computer to demonstrate decryption of a working RSA public key. The incident does demonstrate that the timeline to crack encryption that is not quantum-resistant, something that many feel is still at least 10 years off, may be shorter than expected.
Online therapy is just the same as regular therapy, except for the fact that it takes place online. It allows patients to get help from the safety and comfort of their private space, rather than sitting in front of a therapist in a traditional brick-and-mortar environment.
Connected devices will soon be subject to new IoT security laws, with California taking the lead and requiring devices to have “reasonable security features” and U.K. draft law requires devices to have cyber security features labeled on package.
ECB survey found that EU residents are most interested in having the proposed "digital euro" respect their privacy as the CBDC plan seeks to create a freely accessible digital means of payment.
