Security News > 2018 > August
Data Breach Figures Arrive on the Heels of E-Health Records Project ControversyWith Australia's data breach reporting law now in effect, its healthcare sector has recently reported the highest...
Propaganda Efforts - and Adversary OPSEC - Continue to Improve, Experts WarnFacebook has suspended eight pages and 24 accounts for "coordinated inauthentic behavior" tied to apparent political...
Mikhail Malykhin's Schemes Drove Healthcare Benefits Firm Out of BusinessRussian national Mikhail Malykhin, who was illegally residing in the U.S., has received a 70-month prison sentence after...
Jack Wallen of TechRepublic walks you through how to install the add-on Mining Blocker, which prevents you from being a victim of cryptomining.
Research analysts at Terbium Labs released a list of the most common activities seen on the dark web that indicate a breach, or other unwanted incident, has taken place. Despite increased security...
An Amnesty International staff member was recently targeted with spyware linked to the infrastructure previously associated with Israel surveillance vendor NSO Group.
A suspicious WhatsApp message carried the mobile cyberweapon known as Pegasus – sold by Israel-based company NSO Group to state-level actors around the world.
LONDON (AP) — An Amnesty International employee has been targeted with Israeli-made surveillance software, the human rights group said Wednesday, adding to a growing number of examples of Israeli...
Email continues to be the starting point for the majority of all security breaches. The 2018 Verizon Data Breaches Investigation Report (DBIR) says that email is the attack vector in 96% of...
While cybersecurity breaches are still rampant in the tech industry, many employees are hesitant to take the necessary precautions.