Security News > 2019 > January
Facebook is continuing to crack down on misinformation, political meddling, and "coordinated inauthentic behavior" on its platform.
A new module allows it to be rented to other malicious actors -- and it's likely other new capabilities are coming down the pike.
The Minnesota Department of Human Services says a data breach potentially exposed personal information on up to 3,000 people. read more
After California Takes Bold Action, Other States Ponder Privacy Protection MeasuresSeveral U.S. states are considering new legislation to shore up consumer data privacy laws in the wake of...
Sophos is out with new reports on Matrix and Emotet, two of the latest strains of targeted ransomware that are hitting enterprise defenses. How do these threats work, and how should you bolster...
From counterfeit tickets to live streaming deals--Super Bowl 53 can generate a slew of cybersecurity risks. Learn how to protect yourself.
Facebook said Thursday it took down hundreds of "inauthentic" accounts from Iran that were part of a vast manipulation campaign operating in more than 20 countries. The world's biggest social...
Swarm technology may be a game changer for the bad guys if organizations don’t change their tactics.
Microsoft-owned GitHub informed developers on Thursday that they can easily ensure that the dependencies used by their applications are always secure and up to date through an integration of its...
So far, 2019 shows no signs of a decline in data incidents.