08 Jul

Navigating Europe’s digital identity crossroads

Partner Content : Opening a bank account, making or receiving a payment, instructing an accountant or booking a doctor’s appointment. These everyday tasks depend on

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08 Jul

Selfie-based authentication raises eyebrows among infosec experts

The use of selfies to verify identity online is an emerging trend in some parts of the world since the pandemic forced more business to

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08 Jul

Not-so-OpenAI allegedly never bothered to report 2023 data breach

security in brief It’s been a week of bad cyber security revelations for OpenAI, after news emerged that the startup failed to report a 2023

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08 Jul

A decade after collapsing, crypto exchange Mt Gox repays some investors

Asia In Brief Mt Gox, the Japanese crypto exchange that dominated trading for a brief time in the early 2010s before collapsing amid the disappearance

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05 Jul

Devs claim Apple is banning VPNs in Russia ‘more effectively’ than Putin

At least two VPNs are no longer available for Russian iPhone users, seemingly after the Kremlin’s internet regulatory agency Roskomnadzor demanded Apple take them down.

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05 Jul

Cancer patient forced to make terrible decision after Qilin attack on London hospitals

Exclusive The latest figures suggest that around 1,500 medical procedures have been canceled across some of London’s biggest hospitals in the four weeks since Qilin’s

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05 Jul

Latest Ghostscript vulnerability haunts experts as the next big breach enabler

Infosec circles are awash with chatter about a vulnerability in Ghostscript some experts believe could be the cause of several major breaches in the coming

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05 Jul

Europol says mobile roaming tech is making its job too hard

Top Eurocops are appealing for help from lawmakers to undermine a privacy-enhancing technology (PET) they say is hampering criminal investigations – and it’s not end-to-end

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04 Jul

Social media and teen mental health – Week in security with Tony Anscombe

Video Social media sites are designed to make their users come back for more. Do laws restricting children’s exposure to addictive social media feeds have

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04 Jul

Europol nukes nearly 600 IP addresses in Cobalt Strike crackdown

Europol just announced that a week-long operation at the end of June dropped nearly 600 IP addresses that supported illegal copies of Cobalt Strike. Fortra’s

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04 Jul

Ransomware scum who hit Indonesian government apologizes, hands over encryption key

Brain Cipher, the group responsible for hacking into Indonesia’s Temporary National Data Center (PDNS) and disrupting the country’s services, has seemingly apologized for its actions

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03 Jul

Traeger security bugs bad news for grillers with neighborly beef

Keen meatheads better hope they haven’t angered any cybersecurity folk before allowing their Traeger grills to update because a new high-severity vulnerability could be used

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03 Jul

No room for error: Don’t get stung by these common Booking.com scams

Scams From sending phishing emails to posting fake listings, here’s how fraudsters hunt for victims while you’re booking your well-earned vacation Christian Ali Bravo 03

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02 Jul

Affirm fears customer info pilfered during ransomware raid at Evolve Bank

The number of financial institutions caught up in the ransomware attack on Evolve Bank & Trust continues to rise as fintech businesses Wise and Affirm

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02 Jul

Affirm admits customer info pwned in ransomware raid at Evolve Bank

The number of financial institutions hit by the breach at Evolve Bank & Trust continues to rise as fintech businesses Wise and Affirm both confirm

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02 Jul

AI in the workplace: The good, the bad, and the algorithmic

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a hot topic at the moment. It’s everywhere. You probably already use it every day. That chatbot you’re talking to about

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02 Jul

‘Almost every Apple device’ vulnerable to CocoaPods supply chain attack

CocoaPods, an open-source dependency manager used in over three million applications coded in Swift and Objective-C, left thousands of packages exposed and ready for takeover

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02 Jul

Baddies hijack Korean ERP vendor’s update systems to spew malware

A South Korean ERP vendor’s product update server has been attacked and used to deliver malware instead of product updates, according to local infosec outfit

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