Multiple security flaws emerge in Australian digital driver's licenses
Possibly less secure than physical ID cards
DC Attorney General sues Mark Zuckerberg over Cambridge Analytica scandal
"Misleading consumers, exposing their data, and violating the law come with consequences"
Kingston IronKey external SSD features a color touchscreen, built-in protection against brute-force attacks
Hardware-encrypted IronKey Vault Privacy 80 is Kingston's first OS-independent external SSD
Deadbolt ransomware attacks QNAP NAS users yet again
QNAP suggests updating firmware and taking devices offline
CEOs and other top executives use the same terrible passwords as other people
Shouldn't they know better?
IT admin gets seven years in prison for nuking company servers
Corporate sabotage might not be the best way to get your employer's attention
Researchers claim malware can be loaded onto iPhones that have been powered down
Reason for concern or just a nothingburger?
HP pushes out BIOS update addressing high-severity vulnerabilities affecting 200+ models
Check if yours is affected
Hackers are exploiting popular networking gear used in most Fortune 50 companies
Researchers have recorded more than 16,000 instances of the the exploit in the wild
Ukraine war sees Biden administration probe into Kaspersky Lab intensify
Could Kaspersky Lab face a US-wide ban on its software?
'Raspberry Robin' targets businesses with a new worm that establishes itself with standard Windows tools
It's not clear what the malware operators goals are
Apple, Google, and Microsoft combine efforts toward passwordless logins
Simple, secure logins using FIDO
FBI warns workers to beware of BEC scams that have stolen $43 billion in five years
Criminals love more than just ransomware
UK government proposes "code of practice" for App Stores
Proposal focuses on app store security
Security researcher uses exploits in ransomware to block encryption
Ransomware is vulnerable to DLL hijacking
"Augury" vulnerability discovered in Apple silicon and mobile chips
Researchers say it isn't too serious, yet
Google urges Chrome 100 users to update to 101 because of 29 security flaws
Only six are high threat vulnerabilities, which is enough to warrant the update
LastPass discounts paid plans by 20% for World Password Day
Do you use a password manager?
Cloudflare just mitigated one of the most powerful DDoS attacks ever
The attack targeted an unnamed crypto launchpad using Java-based psychic signatures
Musk says Twitter DMs should use end-to-end encryption
The encryption would help protect DMs from spying, hacks, and other unintended access
Who was the tech CEO that in 1999 said, "You have zero privacy anyway..."?
Was it Google's Eric Schmidt, Scott McNealy or Mark Cuban?
China's Twitter equivalent to publish IP addresses and location data of users
Some people support Sina Weibo's move