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[ad_1] Video The growing use of synthetic media and the difficulties in distinguishing between real and fake content raise a slew of legal and ethical questions 30 Jun 2023 The news cycle is awash with articles about (what’s not always rightly called) artificial intelligence –... Continue reading

[ad_1] Business Security Here are some of the key insights on the evolving data breach landscape as revealed by Verizon’s analysis of more than 16,000 incidents 03 Jul 2023  •  , 4 min. read Contrary to common perception, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are often... Continue reading

[ad_1] Since the beginning of 2023, ESET researchers have observed an alarming growth of deceptive Android loan apps, which present themselves as legitimate personal loan services, promising quick and easy access to funds. Despite their attractive appearance, these services are in fact designed to defraud... Continue reading

[ad_1] Critical Infrastructure Legacy protocols in the healthcare industry present dangers that can make hospitals extremely vulnerable to cyberattacks. 08 Dec 2023  •  , 3 min. read The healthcare industry will, I am sure, remain a significant target for cybercriminals due to the huge potential... Continue reading

[ad_1] Tracking has recently become a big bogeyman. The sheer amount of data that an app or an operating system (OS) can use to identify you and collect your data is enormous, depending on the method of tracking it uses. While it’s clear why manufacturers... Continue reading

[ad_1] Video ESET Research reveals details about a growth in the number of deceptive loan apps on Android, their origins and modus operandi 08 Dec 2023 This week, ESET researchers have taken a look at a steep increase in deceptive loan apps for Android. According... Continue reading

[ad_1] Magnetic stripe cards were all the rage 20 or so years ago, but their security was fragile, and the requirement for signatures often added to the hassle of transactions – not to mention, they lacked data encryption, making them vulnerable to skimming and cloning... Continue reading

[ad_1] A Cambridge NHS trust has admitted two historic data breaches, stemming from the accidental disclosure of patient data in Excel spreadsheets in response to Freedom of Information (FOI) requests. Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust CEO, Roland Sinker, revealed the news yesterday, explaining that... Continue reading

[ad_1] A senior US lawmaker has written to the attorney general requesting that the Department of Justice (DoJ) allows Apple and Google to publicly disclose details of secret government data requests. Senator Ron Wyden, who sits on the Senate Intelligence Committee, revealed in his letter... Continue reading