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POPULAR CYBERSECURITY PUBLICATIONSEvilGnome was written to target the comparatively small but committed community who use Linux on their laptops.
Data protection regulations are only going to grow tighter. Make sure you're keeping the customer's best interests in mind.
New York City is considering a law that could stop cellphone carriers and smartphone app vendors from selling their location data.
The idea of de-identifying data has been around for a while. However, a study published this week asserts that it’s even easier to re-identify information than we first thought.
Growing skills shortage will tax defenders, warns recruitment firm
Growing skills gap will tax defenders, warns recruitment firm
WeTransfer is being used by hackers to circumvent email gateways looking to zap malicious links.
The sooner a company can detect and respond to an incident, the less likely they are to pay for it, a new IBM-Ponemon study finds.
Meanwhile, remediation times are ballooning to a year or more in the case of malicious attacks, according to Ponemon Institute.
Nearly three dozen journalists at a broad range of major publications have been targeted by a far-right group that maintains a Deep Web database listing the personal information of people who threaten their views. This group specializes in encouraging others to harass those targeted by their ire, and has claimed responsibility for dozens of bomb threats and "swatting" incidents, where police are tricked into visiting potentially deadly force on the target's address.
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