Definitive solution is ‘non-trivial’ since behavior arises from customers processing non-RFC compliant requests

Two U.S. men have been charged with hacking into the Ring home security cameras of a dozen random people and then "swatting" them -- falsely reporting a violent incident at the target's address to trick local police into responding with force. Prosecutors say the duo used the compromised Ring devices to stream live video footage on social media of police raiding their targets' homes, and to taunt authorities when they arrived.

Large vendors are commoditizing capabilities that claim to provide absolute security guarantees backed up by formal verification. How significant are these promises?

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In total, 117 million files were exposed due to two misconfigured Amazon Web Services S3 buckets.

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Sites spoofing Grammarly and a Cisco webpage are spreading the DarkTortilla threat, which is filled with follow-on malware attacks.

A mobile phone store owner stole T-Mobile employee credentials to "unlock" phones for resale, earning him millions in illicit profits.

Bright Data CEO Or Lenchner discusses how security teams are utilizing public Web data networks to safeguard their organizations from digital risks.

Epic Games has been fined for violating children's online privacy, banned from using collected data.

The Cryptoqueen herself is still missing, but her co-conspirator, who is said to have pocketed over $20m a month, has been convicted.

A fully functional SentinelOne client is actually a Trojan horse that hides malicious code within; it was found lurking in the Python Package Index repository ecosystem.