After 2 judges recuse themselves from Indiana abortion lawsuit, special judge agrees to preside over case
In late August, abortion providers filed a lawsuit challenging Indiana's new abortion ban. Indiana Special Judge Kelsey Hanlon agreed to…
California passes bill to punish doctors who dissent from government-approved COVID-19 narrative
The California legislature has passed a bill that would punish doctors and other medical professionals for spreading purportedly false information…
Zero Trust Architecture: Adoption, Benefits, and Best Practices
What is Zero Trust security, and what are the benefits? Here’s how to prevent data breaches by staying […] The…
Licenses suspended after 31 unrefrigerated, decomposing bodies found at Indiana funeral home
The licenses of a funeral director and his facility in Indiana have been suspended after authorities last month found 31…
Steam, PayPal blocked as Indonesia enforces new Internet regulation
The Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, Kominfo, is now blocking access to internet service and content providers who…
Fedora ditches CC0 ‘No Rights Reserved’ software over patent concerns
The Fedora Project has announced that it will no longer permit Creative Commons 'No Rights Reserved' aka CC0-licensed code in its…
Major Challenges in Cybersecurity and How Seceon helping to Overcome those.
By Chandra S Pandey, Founder & CEO, Seceon Inc. Challenges in Cybersecurity Industry are as dynamic as the […] The…
Stealthy Cyber-Campaign Ditches Cobalt Strike for Rival ‘Brute Ratel’ Pen Test Tool
The latest criminal use of a legitimate red-teaming tool helps attackers stay under the radar and better access living-off-the-land binaries.
Ransomware, hacking groups move from Cobalt Strike to Brute Ratel
Hacking groups and ransomware operations are moving away from Cobalt Strike to the newer Brute Ratel post-exploitation toolkit to evade…
‘Supreme Court lawyer’ says it would be ‘weird’ for the high court to leave abortion up to states ‘after it just imposed a constitutional right to concealed carry of firearms’
Neal Katyal, who describes himself as a "Supreme Court lawyer," tweeted that it would "be very weird if [the] Supreme…