The Ransomware Payment Dilemma: Should Victims Pay or Not?
It's time to steer the conversation away from whether payment bans should be implemented to how and when they should…
New Gummy Browsers attack lets hackers spoof tracking profiles
University researchers in the US have developed a new fingerprint capturing and browser spoofing attack called Gummy Browsers. They warn…
Damages Escalate Rapidly in Multiparty Data Breaches
Analysis of the top-50 multiparty attacks over the past decade finds that nation-state-linked hackers focused on disruption and using stolen…
In Cyberwar, Attribution Can Be Impossible — and That’s OK
Instead of using a substantial proportion of resources to determine attribution, organizations should focus on defenses that will help them…
Rain Showers Trigger Power Outages Across The Bay Area
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — Thousands of San Francisco Bay Area residents were without power...
Proposed I-880 Overpass, Street Extension in San Jose Draws NIMBY Resistance
SAN JOSE (KPIX) — A San Jose street project called the “Charcot Extension” has been...
How AI Can Stop Zero-Day Ransomware
Ransomware attacks are unpredictable. AI is better at figuring out what looks malicious and abnormal than humans will ever be.
Enterprise Data Storage Environments Riddled With Vulnerabilities
Many organizations are not properly protecting their storage and backup systems from compromise, new study finds.
FTC fires warning shot at 700 leading companies about fake reviews
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) says it will fine companies for using fake online reviews or other deceptive endorsements to deceive…
University of Sunderland announces outage following cyberattack
The University of Sunderland in the UK has announced extensive operational issues that have taken most of its IT systems down,…