A cyberattack on a Deloitte-managed government system in Rhode Island carries a “high probability” of sensitive data theft, the state says. RIBridges is the online

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An Iranian government-linked cybercriminal crew used custom malware called IOCONTROL to attack and remotely control US and Israel-based water and fuel management systems, according to

A Texan who ran a forum on the dark web where depraved netizens could swap child sex abuse material (CSAM), and chat freely about abusing

A year ago, Google announced plans to save people’s Location History, which it now calls Timeline, locally on devices rather than on its servers. “This

North Korea’s fake IT worker scams netted the hermit kingdom $88 million over six years, according to the US Department of Justice, which thinks it’s

Privacy Our ‘computers on wheels’ are more connected than ever, but the features that enhance our convenience often come with privacy risks in tow Tony

Partner Content Across small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) and managed service providers (MSPs), the top priority for cybersecurity leaders is to keep IT environments up and running.

Digital Security Aggregate vulnerability scores don’t tell the whole story – the relationship between a flaw’s public severity rating and the specific risks it poses

Partner Content With Non-Human Identities (NHIs) now outnumbering human users 100 to one in enterprise environments, managing secrets across multiple vaults has become a significant

North Korea’s fake IT worker scams netted the hermit kingdom $88 million over six years, according to the US Department of Justice, which thinks it’s

Digital Security Could attackers use seemingly innocuous prompts to manipulate an AI system and even make it their unwitting ally? Tony Anscombe 12 Dec 2024

We now know the remote code execution vulnerability in Apache Struts 2 disclosed back in November carries a near-maximum severity rating following the publication of

The Europol-coordinated Operation PowerOFF struck again this week as cross-border cops pulled the plug on 27 more domains tied to distributed denial of service (DDoS)

The British Army has successfully destroyed flying drones for the first time using a high-energy laser mounted on an armored vehicle. If perfected, the technology could form

When Firefox 135 is released in February, it’ll ship with one less feature: Mozilla plans to remove the Do Not Track toggle from its Privacy