Asia In Brief India’s government last week released a draft telco law that defines all over-the-top services as telecoms providers and therefore makes them subject

Crooks spreading the Noberus ransomware are adding weapons to their malware to steal data and credentials from compromised networks. An extensively updated version of the

The IRS has been granted a court order to collect records from a bank the agency said will help it identify US taxpayers who failed

Australian telecommunications company Optus has fallen victim to a significant cyberattack and data breach. Coming clean on Thursday, Optus said the attack exposed information including

Iran is experiencing a near-total internet service disruption in the west and intermittent interruptions nationwide, with access to Instagram, Whatsapp and some mobile networks being

When it comes to passwords, most of us would love nothing more than to set it and forget it. But that’s exactly what hackers are

Webinar Keeping data confidential in a cloud environment requires the highest possible privacy levels. It’s only then that your most sensitive workloads can survive the

An EU watchdog says rules that allow Europol cops to retain personal data on individuals with no links to criminal activity go against Europe’s own

Data-stealing spyware disguised as a banking rewards app is targeting Android users, Microsoft’s security team has warned. The malware, which can be remotely controlled by

Authorities in Sihanoukville, Cambodia announced on Sunday that a raid last week uncovered evidence of forced labor cybercrime syndicates that participated in human trafficking and

Beware the Zoom site you don’t recognize, as a criminal gang is creating multiple fake versions aimed at luring users to download malware that can

At least 350,000 open source projects are believed to be potentially vulnerable to exploitation via a Python module flaw that has remained unfixed for 15

San Francisco police are now set to use non-city-owned video cameras for real-time surveillance under a rule approved by the Board of Supervisors. The controversial

Google and its Youtube domains are being flagged as malicious by Malwarebytes as of Wednesday morning, blocking users from accessing a whole range of websites.

The lone developer of anti-cookie-warning browser add-on “I Don’t Care About Cookies” has sold it to Avast, resulting in both concern – and new forks.

Webinar The latest Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) states that applications are the ‘main attack vector,’ responsible for over 80 percent of breaches. Hardly welcome

ChromeLoader – the malware that exploded onto the scene this year by hijacking browsers to redirect users to pages of ads – is apparently evolving

On Tuesday, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) issued rulings that limit indiscriminate data retention in France and Germany. The French case involves two suspects,