Collaborate Disseminate
Cybercriminals attacked the healthcare industry more than any other sector in 2015, according to a new report published by IBM. Here’s why… Continue reading Why cybercriminals attack healthcare more than any other industry
Curt Schilling was fired by ESPN on Wednesday over a Facebook post mocking transgender people and the controversy over gender identity and public restrooms. Continue reading Curt Schilling fired by ESPN over offensive Facebook post
The hacker who leaked 400GB of data from surveillance company Hacking Team has published a “DIY” guide explaining how and why he did it. Continue reading How Hacking Team got hacked
A hacker on a dark web forum was offering 3.8 million email addresses and hashed passwords stolen from the porn site Naughty America for $300.
Continue reading Millions more adult and dating website accounts for sale on dark web
The bill could put tech companies in a bind, essentially asking them to protect consumers’ data with encryption but break that encryption on demand. Continue reading Why Silicon Valley is worried about the new Senate encryption bill
In Maryland and New Jersey, privacy advocates are raising questions about audio surveillance on trains and buses. Continue reading Is your train or bus eavesdropping on your conversation?
The Petya ransomware crooks weren’t very careful and it’s possible to crack the encryption with a few steps and a free online tool. Continue reading Petya ransomware decryption tool sets your files free
The FBI director admitted last week that he covers his laptop’s webcam with tape because “I saw somebody smarter than I am had a piece of tape over their camera” Continue reading Why the FBI director puts tape over his webcam – and you should too
It’s been two years since Microsoft ended support for Windows XP, but there are millions of people still running the very outdated, very insecure OS. Continue reading Millions of people are still running Windows XP
The Italian government revoked Hacking Team’s global license to sell its spyware to some governments with poor human rights records. Continue reading Hacking Team loses global license to sell spyware