Latest News
Survey Reveals American Travelers Grapple with Online Privacy
A recent survey from ExpressVPN reveals that while over 80% of American travelers worry about their privacy, nearly half still share their locations on social media when they travel.
The company surveyed 2,000 U.S. respondents...
Hackers Attempt To Bribe Telecom Employees To Help Them Swap SIM Cards
Employees for telecom companies such as Verizon and T-Mobile are reporting that scammers are attempting to bribe them to help them with SIM-swapping attacks.
SIM swapping gives hackers your phone number, allowing them to bypass...
YouTube Steps Up Efforts to Stop Ad Blockers
YouTube announced on Monday that it’s strengthening measures against third-party ad-blocking apps that violate its terms of service.
YouTube's latest initiative to combat ad blocking was announced last fall when the company beg...
Iranian Cyber Group Claims Cyberattack on Israel Prior to Missile Attack
Just hours before Iran launched hundreds of missiles and drones at Israel on April 13, the Tehran-backed cyber group Handala claimed in a Telegram post that it had infiltrated Israel’s air defense systems.
"You have only a few...
Data of Critical Infrastructure Organizations Compromised
The US Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) reported on April 11 that data belonging to customers of data analytics company Sisense was recently compromised. CISA urged all Sisense customers to change their pa...
NSA Issues New Guidance for Securing AI Systems
The US National Security Agency (NSA) released a cybersecurity information (CSI) sheet on April 15 aimed at helping private defense and security companies securely implement AI systems developed by other organizations. The NSA, th...
Amazon Shares An Update On Its New Home Internet Service
Retail giant Amazon recently shared an update regarding its new home internet service.
The first official satellite tests proved a success and brought Amazon one step closer to providing broadband to regions around the world th...
Cisco Duo Reports Hack at Telephony Supplier Exposed MFA SMS Logs
The security team at Cisco Duo on Monday reported a cyberattack on its telephony provider. According to the Cisco Data Privacy and Incident Response Team, hackers stole VoIP and SMS logs used for multi-factor authentication (MFA)...
Google Is Shutting Down The Google One VPN
Google is discontinuing its VPN by Google One service later this year, leaving all paid subscribers to look for a new VPN deal to protect their devices.
Google announced the closure of the VPN service in a customer email to cer...
Information Of More Than 2.8 Million Giant Tiger Shoppers Gets Leaked By Hacker
The personal data of more than 2.8 million Giant Tiger customers was recently found on a hacker forum.
Researchers with BleepingComputer found a post on the popular hacker website BreachForums titled "Giant Tiger Database - Lea...