NIST tests methods of recovering data from smashed smartphones
Criminals have found to their cost that reducing a device to a pile of rubble means nothing if the internal chips are […]
Twitter hands over student’s account to his college
Twitter admitted it broke the rules when it handed over control of the student’s account to college administrators. ——– Free High Security […]
Google’s Super Bowl ad will make you cry. Or wince.
Google’s Super Bowl ad featured an elderly man’s voice as he asked Google Assistant to help him remember details about his late […]
New Research on the Adtech Industry
The Norwegian Consumer Council has published an extensive report about how the adtech industry violates consumer privacy. At the same time, it […]
Companies Pursue Zero Trust, but Implementers Are Hesitant
Almost three-quarters of enterprises plan to have a zero-trust access model by the end of the year, but nearly half of cybersecurity […]
8 of the 10 Most Exploited Bugs Last Year Involved Microsoft Products
Six of them were the same as from the previous year, according to new Recorded Future analysis. ——– Free High Security Email […]
SharePoint Bug Proves Popular Weapon for Nation-State Attacks
Thousands of servers could be exposed to SharePoint vulnerability CVE-2019-0604, recently used in cyberattacks against Middle East government targets. ——– Free High […]
Microsoft DART Finds Web Shell Threat on the Rise
Various APT groups are successfully using Web shell attacks on a more frequent basis. ——– Free High Security Email from Sigma
Ransomware Attacks: Why It Should Be Illegal to Pay the Ransom
For cities, states and towns, paying up is short-sighted and only makes the problem worse. ——– Free High Security Email from Sigma
7 Ways SMBs Can Secure Their Websites
Here’s what small and midsize businesses should consider when they decide it’s time to up their website security. ——– Free High Security […]