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US Has No National Cyber Director and the White House Is Silent About It
The US has yet to fill the role of National Cyber Director in the four months since Chris Inglis resigned, and it's worrying some lawmakers....
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Microsoft Details macOS Vulnerability That Could Bypass SIP
Microsoft has provided details on a new macOS vulnerability, one that could be used to bypass System Integrity Protection (SIP)....
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Cybersecurity Issues: The World’s Largest Data Breaches
Data breaches are surprisingly common, even in today’s age when cyber...
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3 Reasons Next Gen SIEM Is Critical To Robust Cybersecurity
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) is the brain behind a com...
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FTC’s Ring Settlement Shows Why Companies Don’t Respect User Privacy
Consumers who wonder why companies don't respect user privacy should look to the FTC's settlement with Ring as Exhibit A....
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Federal Judge Rules Cell Phone Searches at the Border Require a Warrant
A federal judge has struck a blow for privacy, ruling that authorities must obtain a warrant before searching cell phones at the border....
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PSA: Delete ‘iRecorder — Screen Recorder’ Android App
Popular Android app "iRecorder — Screen Recorder" was caught stealing users' information months after being approved on the Play Store....
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Spain Advocated for An All-Out Ban on End-to-End Encryption
As the EU grapples with a proposal to enforce message scanning, leaked information reveals Spain has advocated for a total ban on end-to-end encryption (E2...
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Mullvad Browser Review: Does the Browser Deliver on Privacy?
Mullvad Browser was released in early April, the latest entry in the web browser market, and one focused on protecting the privacy and security of its user...
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DOJ’s Disruptive Technology Strike Force Announces New Cases
The Department of Justice's Disruptive Technology Strike Force announced five new cases aimed at tech espionage by hostile nation-states....
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Microsoft Is Scanning the Contents of Password-Protected Zip Archives
Microsoft is scanning password-protected and encrypted zip archives for malware, according to reports from security researchers....
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Toyota Data Breach Exposed Location Data of 2 Million Customers for a Decade
Toyota Motor Corporation has revealed a major data breach, one that exposed the location data of some 2 million customers for nearly ten years....
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Windows 11 Sends Massive Amounts of Data to Ad Companies
The PC Security Channel (TPSC) analyzed Windows 11 and found it sends massive amounts of user data to Microsoft, as well as third-party ad companies....
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Lawyers Warn the EU’s Message Scanning Plans Are Likely Illegal
Privacy advocates can breathe a sigh of relief, with the EU's internal legal review concluding the bloc's plans for message scanning are likely illegal....
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City of Dallas Crippled by Ransomware Attack
The City of Dallas has confirmed it has suffered a ransomware attack, one that has taken out critical services....
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