CybersecurityUpdate

EU Votes Today On Controversial Effort to Destroy Private Messaging
The European Union is voting today (September 23) on its controversial chat control legislation, a measure security and privacy experts warn will destroy...
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Microsoft Takes Steps Toward Protecting the Windows Kernel
Microsoft has taken the first steps toward reimagining how security firms protect Windows, including making it possible for security apps to run outside th...
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Kaspersky Offloads US Customers to Ultra AV
Kaspersky is offloading its US antivirus customers following...
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Palo Alto Networks Completes Purchase of IBM’s QRadar SaaS Assets
Palo Alto Networks has closed a deal for the Software as a Service assets of IBM's QRadar, bolstering the company's threat detection capabilities....
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Data Broker At Center of Data Leak Involving 170 Million Records
Data broker People Data Labs (PDL) appears to be at the center of a massive data breach, one that has exposed at least 170 million records....
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Unlike Musk And X, Apple May Be Giving In To Brazil’s Censorship
Apple appears to be blocking the download of VPN apps from the App Store, a notably different choice than X and Elon Musk recently made....
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Device Encryption Enabled By Default On Windows
Microsoft is continuing its efforts to improve Windows security, with its latest move being to enable Device Encryption by default....
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United Nations Members Adopt First Cybersecurity Convention
The United Nations member states are serious about tackling cybersecurity threats, adopting "the first global legally binding instrument on cybercrime."...
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6 Ways Finance Companies Can Prevent Data Breaches
Finance companies work with data every day. In fact, they hold a lot of sensitive information about people and businesses. They keep records of bank accoun...
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ADT Breach Sees Consumer Data Sold Online
ADT is the latest company to experience cybersecurity incident, revealing that bad actors accessed some of its customer databases....
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macOS Sequoia Will Prompt Users For Screen Recording App Permission…WEEKLY
Apple's macOS Sequoia is about to take annoying to an all-new level, with the OS asking users to grant permission to screen recording apps every week and a...
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Microsoft Backs CrowdStrike, Says Delta Declined Help Repeatedly
Microsoft is confirming CrowdStrike's version of events, saying CrowdStrike repeatedly turned down offers of help from Microsoft, including CEO Satya Nadel...
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Microsoft Authenticator Will Overwrite Your Saved Accounts
Microsoft Authenticator has a serious design flaw, one that is overwriting people's accounts and leaving them with little recourse....
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CrowdStrike Fires Back At Delta, Says Airline To Blame
CrowdStrike has fired back in the wake of Delta Air Lines' threat of a lawsuit, saying the airline is to blame for its lengthy recovery from the outage....
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Proton VPN Passes Third Consecutive No-Logs Audit
Good news for Poton VPN users, with the company announcing it has passed its third consecutive no logs audit by an independent party....
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