Collaborate Disseminate
The survey found that the majority of cyberattacks – 75% – came from outsiders, while 25% were due to insiders. Continue reading Phishing is still the most commonly used attack on organizations, survey says
It’s not even close to the number of users affected by the massive Ashley Madison breach, but the results could be just as devastating to those who are affected. Continue reading Adult websites shuttered after 1.2 million user details exposed
It’s not even close to the number of users affected by the massive Ashley Madison breach, but the results could be just as devastating to those who are affected. Continue reading Adult websites shuttered after 1.2 million user details exposed
He told her to put down the pizza delivery and all her money on top of it. 26 days later, he found her on Facebook and reached out.
Continue reading Alleged robber busted after Facebook-friending victim to apologize
New York has expanded its probe to subpoena 14 industry groups and lobbyists, saying that fake comments “distort[ed] public opinion.” Continue reading Up to 9.5 million net neutrality comments were fake
Prosecutors said that the 21-year-old LuminosityLink author had no respect for the law and showed contempt for moral rules and social norms. Continue reading Maker of LuminosityLink RAT gets 30 months in the clink
The Apple website’s privacy and data area lets you download and correct your data. Continue reading Apple privacy portal lets you see everything it knows about you
If you have European ancestry, there’s a 60% chance that somebody vaguely related to you can be used to find out who you are. Continue reading You don’t have to sequence your DNA to be identifiable by your DNA
Over 1m tweets show that we’re suckers for funny/sarcastic/edgy, not so much for blah-blah-blah “news” spreaders. Continue reading Twitter publishes data on Iranian and Russian troll farms
Were you one of the dozens of people who got a bizarre Twitter message yesterday? It’s OK. It wasn’t a disturbance in the Matrix. Continue reading Weirdo Twitter messages were a glitch, not a hack