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A senior digital official from Ukraine hopes to get certain types of cyber attack entered onto the statute as war crimes at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague.

Attackers increasingly shift away from authentication via legacy protocols to bypassing multi-factor authentication.

Netflix’s crackdown on password sharing is set to begin in March, but many are still wondering what it is going to look like. The plan is seemingly to keep bothering you with prompts to verify devices – until you run out of patience and pay up.

Circle K, a popular convenience store and gas station operator, has spilled sensitive information about its clients and employees.

Nearly half of the people within the cybersecurity and other internet-related industries believe that illegal black hat hackers should face no prosecution and be rewarded with a commission if they return what they have stolen, research by Naoris has found.

Companies and individuals are increasingly relying on internet-facing cameras for their security. Some of the most popular brands come without authentication, exposing their owners’ secrets.

In its “phishmas” festive warning, cybersecurity company Avanan is warning shoppers to remain extra vigilant, as online fraudsters spoof legitimate suppliers to steal their credentials. Perhaps more alarmingly, it has also seen an uptick in payday fraud – where company employees are impersonated online and their wages stolen.

Arqit partnered with Dell in the hopes of securing US government contracts.

Crooks pretending to be Elon Musk are sending phishing emails in an attempt to steal personal information.

China has announced an extensive set of rules to keep the so-called deepfakes in check.

Drones pose an increasingly bigger threat to organizations since threat actors exploit the technology for surveillance and kinetic operations and hack into enterprise-owned drones, causing monetary loss and reputational damage.

High numbers of people are still using easily guessable passwords such as swear words, celebrity names, cities, animals, or keyboard sequences, with half of those observed consisting of just one word, according to fresh research by our sister company Cybernews.

Thomson Reuters left an open database with sensitive corporate and customer data, such as third-party server passwords.

LinkedIn said the company would introduce additional features to help users identify fake accounts and fraudsters.

A new study revealed that profitability, cybersecurity, and efforts to retain the best talent are top priorities for chief financial officers (CFOs).

81% of top websites leak search terms to third parties. Why is it something to be concerned about? Even relatively benign searches can vividly depict a person’s life and interests.

Subscription renewal emails might get your heart pounding. Especially when it comes from a service provider you never even subscribed to.

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