A threat actor, using the alias “abyss0,” posted claims for the breach on BreachForums, attempting to sell the allegedly stolen data. 400 GB of customer data allegedly stolen The BreachForum
Secret Service Tracking People’s Locations without Warrant This feels important: The Secret Service has used a technology called Locate X which uses location data harvested from ordinary apps installed on
Zero Trust is a network security model that dictates that no one or no system should be trusted by default and that every attempt to access a network or application is
Faking IT In one recent case, a candidate that security firm Exabeam was considering for an open position displayed enough technical knowledge to get past an initial interview with human
I’ve spent more than a decade now writing about how to make Have I Been Pwned (HIBP) fast. Really fast. Fast to the extent that sometimes, it was even too
By Harsh Patel and Brandon Cook, Cofense Phishing Defense Center In an era where online convenience has become the norm, the risk of identity theft through scam websites has surged.
“Determining the material impact typically involves collaboration between IT, legal, finance, and executive teams,” according to James Eason, CRA practice lead at cybersecurity services firm Integrity360. “Those playing their part
“AI has spurred broad interest across all audiences, from cybercriminals looking to perfect their scams to everyday consumers interested in learning more and hacking their productivity with new AI-powered tools,”
Nominees were judged based on cybersecurity initiatives introduced over the past two years that have changed the way the business is protected. They were also evaluated based on how they
Steve Bellovin’s Retirement Talk Steve Bellovin is retiring. Here’s his retirement talk, reflecting on his career and what the cybersecurity field needs next. Tags: cybersecurity, history of security Posted on
