Depending on the industry, location, and business operations of your organization, you may have any number of cybersecurity regulations to comply with. Keeping track of each law that affects your
Indian Fishermen Are Catching Less Squid Fishermen in Tamil Nadu are reporting smaller catches of squid. Blog moderation policy. Tags: squid Posted on October 11, 2024 at 5:04 PM •
In July, I wrote about my new book project on AI and democracy, to be published by MIT Press in fall 2025. My co-author and collaborator Nathan Sanders and I
The F5 BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager (LTM) module is used by threat actors to manage unencrypted persistent cookies, which the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is alerting users
IronNet Has Shut Down After retiring in 2014 from an uncharacteristically long tenure running the NSA (and US CyberCommand), Keith Alexander founded a cybersecurity company called IronNet. At the time,
Deebot Robot Vacuums Are Using Photos and Audio to Train Their AI An Australian news agency is reporting that robot vacuum cleaners from the Chinese company Deebot are surreptitiously taking
Resilience is one of the hottest topics of the moment, but for good reason. For most organizations, suffering a cyberattack is a matter of when, not if. Attackers are, lamentably,
AI chatbots are becoming increasingly common in our digital interactions, from customer service to personal assistants. However, as their usage grows, so do the risks associated with them. Whether you’re
Auto-Identification Smart Glasses Two students have created a demo of a smart-glasses app that performs automatic facial recognition and then information lookups. Kind of obvious, but the sort of creepy
Author: Jacob Malimban In 2024 Cofense Intelligence detected a phishing campaign that used GitHub links to bypass Secure Email Gateway (SEG) security. In this campaign, legitimate repositories such as the
