ZDNet
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Catalin Cimpanu
– Mar 30, 2:07 AM
Voter information for more than 4.9 million Georgians, including deceased citiens, has been published on a hacking forum over the weekend, on Saturday. Personal information such as full names, home addresses, dates of birth, ID numbers, and mobile…
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NPR.org
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Emma Bowman
– Mar 30
Audio will be available later today. Large numbers of companies are rolling out mandatory work-from-home policies to help limit the risks posed by the coronavirus outbreak. But cybersecurity experts warn that those remote setups invite new hacking…
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Telegraph.co.uk
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Hasan Chowdhury
– Mar 29, 11:15 PM
More than 180 fraudulent coronavirus websites targeting vulnerable people have been taken down in the UK since the start of the outbreak. Enjoy unlimited access to all articles Get unlimited access for free for your first month Cancel anytime More…
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Information Security Buzz
– Mar 30, 5:33 AM
A malicious USB device and letter was sent out that was in the guise of a gift card for Best Buy where users were thanked for being customers and the USB device supposedly had gifts customers could choose from up to $50.00. Instead, the USB…
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messenger-inquirer.com
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Jacob Mulliken Messenger-Inquirer
– Mar 29, 10:00 PM
It has been about a year since the Daviess County Public Library was hit with ransomware. While the experience was not a “blessing in disguise,” for library officials and staff, the library is stronger, Library Director Erin Waller.
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Tech Wire Asia
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Adlina AR | 20 March
– Mar 29, 11:50 PM
In any kind of crisis, there are those that will seek to take advantage. It's not surprising then, that in the current climate, that's seen many companies take their workforces ‘remote', cybercriminals are keen on exploiting the upheaval…
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Reed Smith
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Divonne Smoyer
– Mar 30, 1:16 AM
On March 10, 2020, Vermont Attorney General T.J. Donovan initiated an enforcement action based on Vermont's new data broker law against Clearview AI, Inc. Vermont's data broker law, which became effective January 1, 2019, governs data brokers…
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ZDNet
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Danny Palmer
– Mar 30, 12:34 AM
It's okay for the government to use smartphone location tracking data to help fight and monitor the spread of coronavirus – so long as the data is anonymised, the Information Commissioner's Office has said. The government has reportedly held…
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ITProPortal
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Karl Van den Bergh
– Mar 30, 1:30 AM
There are many comparisons we can make when it comes to identifying blind spots in network security--but my absolute favourite is the black wine glass, inspired by a recent tasting event with our marketing team. During our trip to Wente Vineyards…
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The Register
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David Gordon
– Mar 29, 11:00 PM
Promo As women take more senior positions in the field of cybersecurity, there's a shortage of women available to mentor others. That's according to the results of the SANS Institute's first survey on Women in Cybersecurity, here, which found while…
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