Boston Scientific breach – What the breach notification doesn’t say
Can’t process or ship orders, can’t say how long it will take to fix.
Can’t process or ship orders, can’t say how long it will take to fix.
“Full disclosure,” where bugs are always disclosed publicly so they can never be swept under the carpet, is back in the spotlight.
There’s an intriguing “post-quantum” bugfix in the latest OpenSSL release
Tragic death of “invisible” cyclist in road-race crash – would live tracking have helped?
AI dominates headlines and newsfeeds these days, and AI-related cybersecurity headlines are no exception.
Routinely review your social media privacy settings – and not just on LinkedIn.
AI in infrastructure is suddenly everywhere.
Quantum computers may never get there, but the regulators in many countries are preparing just in case they do.
Learn how to successfully train your employees on cybersecurity threats.
Fake IDs say “this is satire” in the background, but please don’t try to use one, even as a joke!
Remember Stingrays? Turns out that rogue phone base stations can be used for blasting scams TO you, as well as snooping on messages FROM you.
The code equivalent of Parkinson’s Law: “Bugs expand to fill the available apps.”
Passwords are dead! Long live passwords! (We’re stuck with them for a while yet.)
The US has just announced a Cyber Trust Mark logo for connected consumer devices.
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