Zero-Trust Needs to be a Priority – For SaaS, Too
By Misha Seltzer, Co-Founder and CTO of Atmosec Call it a sign of the times; you can’t trust […] The…
5 Easy Steps to Bypass Google Pixel Lock Screens
PIN-locked SIM card? No problem. It's easy for an attacker to bypass the Google Pixel lock screen on unpatched devices.
California doctors sue Gov. Newsom over ‘misinformation’ law that would discipline physicians who provide COVID advice contrary to ‘contemporary scientific consensus’
A group of five licensed physicians filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against Governor Gavin Newsom (D) and the Medical Board…
With competing Florida rallies Sunday, Trump and DeSantis preview a potential GOP presidential primary showdown
In a preview of a potential Republican presidential primary showdown, Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis will hold dueling Florida rallies…
Oreo Giant Mondelez Settles NotPetya ‘Act of War’ Insurance Suit
The settlement muddies the waters even further for the viability of war exclusion clauses when it comes to cyber insurance.
Fake Stanford student squatted in dorms for a year, posed as athlete, created Tinder profile saying he was pre-med: Report
An Alabama man managed to pose as a Stanford University student for an entire year, living in various dorms across…
FBI fighting court order, wants 66 years to reveal information from murdered DNC staffer Seth Rich’s computer
The FBI was ordered by a federal judge in September to produce information from murdered Democratic National Committee staffer Seth…
The Sky Is Not Falling: Disclosed OpenSSL Bugs Are Serious but Not Critical
Organizations should update to the latest encryption (version 3.0.7) as soon as possible, but there's no need for Heartbleed-like panic,…
Non-travelers can once again greet loved ones at the gate at an LA-area airport
Travelers, parents, and freedom lovers everywhere are rejoicing over a new policy at a Los Angeles-area airport that will permit…
‘Run afoul of the Constitution’: Legal scholar unmasks Biden’s liability in social media censorship case
Constitutional scholar Jonathan Turley explained Monday that the Biden administration may have committed unconstitutional acts by encouraging social media censorship…