Register Kettle If there’s one thing that’s more all the rage these days than this AI hype, it’s warrantless spying by the Feds. Just kidding,

Register Kettle If there’s one thing that’s more all the rage these days than this AI hype, it’s warrantless spying by the Feds. Just kidding,

The UK Parliament has heard that a facial recognition system used by the Metropolitan police during the King’s Coronation can exhibit racial bias at certain

Waiting in the checkout line. Waiting to fall asleep. Waiting for your boring work call to finally end.  When you find yourself in these situations,

China has attacked critical infrastructure organizations in the US using a “living off the land” attack that hides offensive action among everyday Windows admin activity.

Google Play has been caught with its cybersecurity pants down yet again after a once-legit Android screen-and-audio recorder app was updated to include malicious code.

When you wind up with mobile spyware, you may wind up with a stalker on your phone.  In its most malicious forms, mobile spyware can

The Philadelphia Inquirer has punched back at the Cuba ransomware gang after the criminals leaked what they said were files stolen from the newspaper. On

Nobody wants to spend their time dealing with the fallout of a security incident instead of building up their business Approximately one in seven people

A former IT security analyst at Oxford Biomedica has admitted, five years after the fact, to turning to the dark side – by hijacking a

When businesses go shopping for IT services, North Korea-controlled companies probably struggle to make it into many lists. Their prospects of picking up your work

Personal and financial data describing almost 1.9 million Apria Healthcare patients and employees may have been accessed by crooks who breached the company’s networks over

Dish Network has admitted that a February cybersecurity incident and associated multi-day outage led to the extraction of data on nearly 300,000 people, while also

TikTok, the social video platform used by around 150 million people in the US, is set to hand access to its source code, algorithm and

The FBI has issued a warning about fake job ads that recruit workers into forced labor operations in Southeast Asia – some of which enslave

US memory-maker Micron has no idea why Chinese authorities have decided its products represent a security risk, or which customers it’s not allowed to sell

Uncle Sam announced its commenced over 4,000 legal actions in three months — mostly harshly worded letters — to rein in “money mules” involved in

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