Security News > 2019 > June
More organizations are deploying single sign-on mechanisms when they move to software-as-a-service applications to help enhance authentication and control access, says Moshe Ferber, chairman of...
In the 1996 thriller, Mission Impossible I, Ethan Hunt hacks the HVAC system of a building to breach its security controls and carry out his mission. Well, the future has arrived. read more
Cybereason Says Theft of Subscribers' Call Metadata Could Be Linked to Chinese APT GroupAttackers - likely operating from China - have been surreptitiously hacking into global telecommunications...
Heartbeat rhythms could be the next biometric authentication method Biometric systems could use the unique patterns from a person's ECG reading for biometric sign-ons.…
Long news article (alternate source) on iPhone privacy, specifically the enormous amount of data your apps are collecting without your knowledge. A lot of this happens in the middle of the night,...
Popular file transfer service WeTransfer faces embarrassment this week after admitting that it had mailed file links to the wrong users.
Researchers have shown that it’s technically possible for hackers to target the US Presidential text Alerts system to send fake messages.
Senator Ron Wyden has written to NIST asking for guidance and training for government staff in how to share files securely.
Krekelberg alleged that 58 fellow officers broke a federal privacy law by searching for her driver’s license data without any reason.
Even govt rules have knock-on effects, warns Andrew Sullivan Interview Andrew Sullivan, chief exec of the Internet Society, has condemned governments that "interfere in underlying technologies...