DARPA taps Intel and Georgia Tech to pioneer a machine learning 'immune system'
GARD program looks to guard ML systems against adversarial deception attacks
Zoom enables passwords and waiting rooms to thwart Zoom bombing
The software has always had these features but they were disabled by default
Facebook wanted to buy Pegasus spyware in 2017 to monitor iPhone users
It turns out iPhone users are too difficult to track
US attorney and FBI warn that 'Zoom bombing' is a federal offense
Hijacking video meetings is just as punishable as hacking a government computer
Controversial firm NSO Group is making spyware that tracks and predicts the spread of Covid-19
Say hello to the NSO "coronameter"
Zoom skyrockets to 200 million users, puts 90-day hold on features to address security flaws
Promises to keep the community in the loop with weekly webinars
Zoom found leaking personal user data, could also facilitate stealing your Windows sign-in credentials
You could potentially be video-called by strangers
Marriott says hackers accessed the data of 5.2 million hotel guests for several weeks
This is the third time in three years
Houseparty says it was victim of smear campaign, offers $1 million reward for proof
Following claims it had been sabotaged
Home router DNS attack redirects users to a malicious Covid-19 app download page
Hackers are taking advantage of Covid-19 fears
Source code for AMD's upcoming graphics products has been swiped
Including code for the Xbox Series X's 'Arden' GPU
Safari will now block third-party cookies by default, delete a site's local storage after seven days
Offline web apps apparently don't matter for WebKit
Microsoft reports new zero-day vulnerability in Windows that is being actively exploited
Two new remote code execution vulnerabilities have surfaced
Ransomware gang breaks promise not to target medical organizations during coronavirus outbreak
If you can't trust a cybercriminal, who can you trust?
Bethesda accidentally shipped Doom Eternal with a DRM-free executable
Nobody to blame but itself
Ransomware deployments largely take place when IT staffers are off the clock
The goal is to maximize the effectiveness of an attack
Top US health agency hit with cyberattack as it responds to COVID-19 outbreak
Misinformation was spread as a result of the attack
ACLU is demanding Homeland Security, CBP, ICE, and TSA hand over records on facial recognition at the border
Privacy advocates are demanding more transparency
Comcast accidentally published 200,000 phone numbers of Xfinity customers
The last data breach cost the company $33 million in a settlement
Patent hints that encrypted displays could appear on future Apple devices
Improving user privacy by showing unintelligible content to potential onlookers
Ring's new Video Doorbell 3 will show four seconds of video before motion is detected
The feature was previously limited to their wired doorbells
Intel CPUs are vulnerable to new "LVI" attack that breaks the secure enclave of the CPU
Something worse than the infamous Meltdown does exist
Law enforcement in India used facial recognition to ID 1,100 rioters in New Delhi
Privacy groups claim the use of the system was against the law
Vermont sues Clearview AI for violating state privacy laws
Its controversial app has seen no end to the backlash