Vulnerability Scanning Triples, Leading to Two-Thirds Fewer Flaws
Companies are scanning more applications for vulnerabilities — and more often.
Aussie police spark outrage after barging into church and stopping mass to enforce COVID mask mandate
Churchgoers found themselves stunned after Perth, Australia, police stopped mass to see whether parishioners were wearing masks during a recent…
Report: Biden administration wants to change how COVID hospitalizations are counted
The Biden administration is reportedly changing the way COVID-19 hospitalizations are counted in a way that critics have been demanding…
ExpressVPN offering $100,000 to first person who hacks its servers
ExpressVPN has updated its bug bounty program to make it more inviting to ethical hackers, now offering a one-time $100,000…
Salesforce DevOps Needs Guardrails
Some companies go too fast when it comes to SaaS, DevOps, and security, but smart developers and implementers will respect…
Google Cloud hypervisor modified to detect cryptominers without agents
Google has announced the public preview of a new Virtual Machine Threat Detection (VMTD) system that can detect cryptocurrency miners…
Microsoft disables MSIX protocol handler abused in Emotet attacks
Microsoft has disabled the MSIX ms-appinstaller protocol handler exploited in malware attacks to install malicious apps directly from a website…
Expert Insights: Training the Data Elephant in the AI Room
Be aware of the risk of inadvertent data exposure in machine learning systems.
Want to Be an Ethical Hacker? Here’s Where to Begin
By utilizing these resources, beginner hackers can find their specific passions within the cybersecurity space and eventually make their own…
Ohio family sues doctor, claiming he impregnated mother with a stranger’s sperm
An Ohio family is suing a doctor and a fertility clinic after recently discovering through an Ancestry.com DNA test that…