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The zero-day vulnerability could enable privilege escalation, and is not part of Google's Android September security update.
Our ads? Stomping on people's privacy? Never! Not us! sobs search giant Brave, the maker of a Chromium-based browser with a focus on privacy, claims advertising giant Google flouts Europe's data...
Sam Curry of Cybereason on Making the ShiftFor many cybercrime investigators, it's all about finding indicators of compromise - evidence a crime has been committed. Sam Curry of Cybereason...
Ted Augustinos of Locke Lord LLP Addresses the ChallengesDefining the scope of third-party risk is challenging, says Ted Augustinos of Locke Lord LLP, who discusses compliance with the New York...
HIPAA Enforcement Agency Warns Against Overlooking the ThreatWhile hacking incidents grab the top spots on the federal tally of large health data breaches these days, the serious threat of...
Machine-learning code developed to solve image puzzles just like us netizens Video US-based academics have developed a machine-learning system to beat Google's bot-detecting reCAPTCHA system.…
Google agreed Wednesday to pay $170 million to settle charges that it illegally collected and shared data from children on its YouTube video service, a deal critics said was too soft on the...
Botnet Used to Wage Massive DDoS Attacks Was Also Sold to Others, Prosecutors SayKenneth Currin Schuchman, 21, who authorities charged with co-creating the massive Satori botnet that was used to...
The operators behind the TrickBot malware have made heavy use of evasion and anti-analysis techniques in recently observed attacks, security researchers warn. read more
The AK-EM 800 software from Danfoss centralizes alarm management, automatic data collection and food-quality reporting.