An interactive dashboard designed to track implementation of contactless fare payments helped local California transit agencies see where they could make travel simpler and more cost-effective. This article has been indexed from GCN – All Content Read the original article:…
Samsung has a plan to lock down all of the smart devices in your house
Exclusive interview: Samsung Knox Matrix wants to secure the smart devices across your home the way Samsung Knox has secured your Galaxy phone. This article has been indexed from Latest stories for ZDNET in Security Read the original article: Samsung…
Five Guys Data Breach Puts HR Data Under a Heat Lamp
Job applicants could face a raft of follow-on attacks after cyber intruders accessed their data in an opportunistic attack. This article has been indexed from Dark Reading Read the original article: Five Guys Data Breach Puts HR Data Under a…
Rackspace: Ransomware Attack Bypassed ProxyNotShell Mitigations
The hosting provider had not applied Microsoft’s new patch due to publicly reported issues with the update. This article has been indexed from Dark Reading Read the original article: Rackspace: Ransomware Attack Bypassed ProxyNotShell Mitigations
Critical flaws found in Ferrari, Mercedes, BMW, Porsche, and other carmakers
BMW, Mercedes, Toyota, and other popular carmakers use vulnerable APIs that could have allowed attackers to perform malicious activities. Cybersecurity researcher Sam Curry and his colleagues discovered many vulnerabilities in the vehicles manufactured by tens of carmakers and services implemented…
Is NHS The Most Impersonated UK Government “Brand”?
The National Health Service (NHS) is the most impersonated UK government organization in scams, according to a recent report. This is concerning news, as scams targeting the NHS can have serious consequences for individuals and the NHS as a whole.…
Ex-GE engineer gets two years in prison after stealing turbine tech for China
Beijing isn’t the only one spying on work computers, right GE? An ex-General Electric engineer has been sentenced to two years in prison after being convicted of stealing the US giant’s turbine technology for China.… This article has been indexed…
New Survey Shows Zero Trust Progress and Roadblocks
Zero Trust has come a long way since the term was first coined by John… New Survey Shows Zero Trust Progress and Roadblocks on Latest Hacking News | Cyber Security News, Hacking Tools and Penetration Testing Courses. This article has…
The Technology Letter: CHECK POINT CEO SHWED: YOU DON’T PICK YOUR BATTLES, THEY PICK YOU
By Tiernan Ray Reprinted with permission from The Technology Letter The shares of Tel Aviv-based computer security pioneer Check Point Software Technologies are that rare bird, a software stock that actually increased in price last year. Amidst a thirty-two percent…
What’s the state of AI accountability in government?
A new report recommends that the federal CIO Council set up a group to work through what exactly AI accountability is and how to achieve it. This article has been indexed from FCW – All Content Read the original article:…
Meta violates GDPR with non-compliant targeted ad practices, earns over $400 million in fines
Meta has violated GDPR with illegal personal data collection practices for targeted ads. Learn about this latest violation and Meta’s rocky GDPR history. The post Meta violates GDPR with non-compliant targeted ad practices, earns over $400 million in fines appeared…
December ransomware disclosures reveal high-profile victims
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Facebook Fined $414 Million For Ad Targeting Practices In Europe
The post Facebook Fined $414 Million For Ad Targeting Practices In Europe appeared first on Facecrooks. This week, Facebook’s advertising practices in Europe took a major hit when regulators ruled that it’s illegal for the company to force users to…
Kickstart Your Cyber Career in 2023 with a Winning Cyber Resume (Webinar)
Are you ready to kickstart your cybersecurity career in 2023? If so, we are here to help get you there! Join the live webinar “How to Build Your Cyber Resume for Top Cyber Jobs in 2023” on Thursday January 12,…
House Republicans are looking to cut agencies or specific feds’ pay by reviving the ‘Holman Rule’
The new Congress already has its eyes set on slashing funding at some agencies, and eliminating others altogether. This article has been indexed from FCW – All Content Read the original article: House Republicans are looking to cut agencies or…
Database of the Cricketsocial.com platform left open online
CyberNews reported that Cricketsocial.com, a social platform for the cricket community, exposed private customer data and admin credentials. Cricketsocial.com, is a social platform developed for the cricket community online. CyberNews discovered that a database used by the platform was left…
The Guardian ransomware attack hits week two as staff told to work from home
UK data watchdog would like a word over failure to systems Long-standing British broadsheet The Guardian has told staff to continue working from home and notified the UK’s data privacy watchdog about the security breach following a suspected ransomware attack…
Can Open Source Security Prevent Zero-Day Attacks?
A zero-day (or zero-day) vulnerability is a software security risk that is not known to the software vendor or user. A zero-day attack is an attempt by an attacker to gain access to a vulnerable system. This is a serious…
Flexibility, culture key to attracting laid-off tech workers
State and local agencies looking to pick up staff from layoffs at tech companies should be “leaning into different flexibilities,” said one expert. This article has been indexed from GCN – All Content Read the original article: Flexibility, culture key…
Meta Hit With 390 Million Euro Fine Over EU Data Breaches
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What Are Some Ways to Make APIs More Secure?
Developers should go beyond the basics to make it harder to exploit the API. This article has been indexed from Dark Reading Read the original article: What Are Some Ways to Make APIs More Secure?
Cops Hacked Thousands of Phones. Was It Legal?
When police infiltrated the EncroChat phone system in 2020, they hit an intelligence gold mine. But subsequent legal challenges have spread across Europe. This article has been indexed from Security Latest Read the original article: Cops Hacked Thousands of Phones.…
A brief history of software vulnerabilities in vehicles (Update 2023)
A brief history of software vulnerabilities in vehicles (Update 2023) The post A brief history of software vulnerabilities in vehicles (Update 2023) first appeared on Sorin Mustaca on Cybersecurity. This article has been indexed from Sorin Mustaca on Cybersecurity Read…
AI threat detection that ‘understands you’ critical to thwarting attacks
AI threat detection is a critical tool that can help organizations protect themselves against increasingly complex cyber attacks. This article has been indexed from Security News | VentureBeat Read the original article: AI threat detection that ‘understands you’ critical to…
Can machine learning predict the next big disaster?
Combining statistical algorithms with machine learning allows for accurate extreme weather predictions without the need for massive amounts of historical data, a new study found. This article has been indexed from GCN – All Content Read the original article: Can…
Serious Security: Vital cybersecurity lessons from the holiday season
Lessons for us all: improve cryptography, fight cybercrime, own your supply chain… and don’t steal my data and then pretend you’re sorry. This article has been indexed from Naked Security – Sophos Read the original article: Serious Security: Vital cybersecurity…
Effective and Efficient Automation for Security Teams
Even very short tasks may be worth automating if you do them frequently. Here’s how to decide what to tackle first. This article has been indexed from Dark Reading Read the original article: Effective and Efficient Automation for Security Teams