Remote attackers and unauthorized users could access sensitive patient data and disrupt patient care via known security vulnerabilities present in 75% of medical infusion pumps.
Japan’s top brewer, Asahi, has indefinitely suspended domestic ordering and shipment operations following a major system failure caused by a disruptive cyber attack.
New DETOUR Act may pass in U.S. to fight against “dark patterns” which makes it illegal for tech companies to design, modify or manipulate user interface to obtain consent or user data.
The official word from Meta, via its main Instagram account, is that an "issue" that allowed third parties to request password resets for "some people" was fixed on January 11 and that users could safely ignore the strange password reset messages. They also reassured users that there is no new data breach.
Like any other industry, technological advancements have aided the moving industry too. Today, moving companies cross the country have started using technology to make the relocation safer, easier and quicker.
A blogpost from LastPass Labs warns of an attempted voice phishing attack on an employee that made use of an audio deepfake of company CEO Karim Toubba. The attacker peppered the LastPass employee with a series of calls, text messages, though the employee recognized it as a scam attempt and no damage was done.
New paper tackles the two conflicting challenges that complicate compliance with regulations: fear of failing an audit versus the costs of running effective programs.
Thousands of companies using popular NPM libraries have just learned that the hidden price of free software is that the open source developer may withdraw their consent at any time.
Recent survey on internet security and trust shows social media companies are the core problem to online trust which could affect future growth and development of the digital economy.
Okta has about 15,000 clients and provides authentication services for remote logins, usually for employees and students. A known security breach took place in January, but LAPSUS$ says this is something else.
