Tag: Security

Security Firm FireEye Details Hack, State-Sponsored Attack
Security firm FireEye is the latest victim of a cyberattack, and likely the victim of a state-sponsored attack. FireEye is one of the leading c...
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Cloudflare, Apple and Fastly Create Improved, Private DNS
Engineers from Cloudflare, Apple and Fastly have worked together to create an improved DNS protocol that protects user privacy. DNS is the back...
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Google and Barry Diller’s IAC At Odds Over Chrome Extensions
Google and IAC are at odds over what Google calls misleading marketing practices, putting a lucrative deal at stake. IAC/InterActive Corp. offe...
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Trump Administration May Restrict Global Cloud Computing Companies
The White House is considering an executive order that would limit how cloud computing companies can operate internationally....
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Twitter Updates Two-Factor Authentication to Secure Accounts
Twitter has updated its two-factor authentication, making it easier for users to secure accounts. Twitter has suffered a number of embarrassing...
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Twitter Hires Famed Hacker ‘Mudge’ to Oversee Security
As it continues to deal with security issues and misinformation, Twitter has hired Peiter Zatko, known as Mudge, as head of security....
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Huawei Throws In the Towel, Decides to Sell Smartphone Business
Huawei is selling its Honor line of smartphones in the midst of crippling sanctions by the US government....
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Cisco Quarterly Results Beat Expectations on Services and Security
Cisco has announced its quarterly results, beating analyst estimates thanks to strong services and security....
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Google Play Store the Primary Source of Android Malware
A new study has determined the Google Play Store is the prime way Android malware is distributed....
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FTC Holds Zoom Accountable For Misleading Security Claims
Zoom has agreed to a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over misleading security claims....
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Brave Web Browser Passes 20 Million Monthly Users, 7 Million Daily
Brave web browser is making inroads in the market, announcing it now has 20 million monthly active users and 7 million daily active users....
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California Voters Pass Version 2.0 of the CCPA Privacy Legislation
California voters passed Proposition 24, widely considered to be version 2.0 of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)....
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Google Goes Public With Vulnerability After GitHub Drug Its Feet
Google Project Zero (GPZ) has disclosed a serious vulnerability in GitHub’s Actions feature, after the version control platform drug its feet fixing it....
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Sweden’s Largest Insurer Leaked Private Data to Tech Firms
Sweden’s largest insurer, Folksam, has admitted to accidentally leaking the private data of one million of its customers to tech firms....
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Accenture: Cybercriminals Becoming More Brazen
"The biggest takeaway from our research is that organizations should expect cybercriminals to become more brazen as the potential opportunities and...
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