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The FBI warns of North Korean threat actors conducting social engineering campaigns targeting employees in the cryptocurrency industry.
NIST has formally published three post-quantum cryptography standards from the competition it held to develop cryptography able to withstand the anticipated quantum computing decryption of current asymmetric encryption.
Delta Air Lines has reportedly hired a prominent law firm to help the Atlanta-based carrier pursue potential damages from CrowdStrike and Microsoft following the global tech outages that caused a slew of internal computer issues and prompted thousands of canceled flights earlier this month.
AT&T reportedly paid a hacker more than $370,000 to remove stolen customer data. In an extraordinary turn of events, the ransom may not have gone to those responsible for the breach.
The New York Times has warned a number of its freelance associates that their data may have been stolen in a recent attack on its GitHub repositories.
With Canadians reporting millions in financial losses due to cybercrime, the auditor general is warning that the federal government ‘does not have’ the capacity or tools to fight cybercrime effectively, citing a series of alarming examples where agencies fell short.
In a filing to the Maine Attorney General, Nissan North America (NNA) admitted a major cybersecurity incident that happened on November 7th, 2023.
Cybersecurity is no longer a backroom IT concern but a pivotal agenda item in boardroom discussions. The surge in cyber threats, coupled with their capacity to disrupt business operations, erode customer trust, and incur significant financial losses, underscores the strategic value of robust cybersecurity measures.
The developers of a notorious 2FA account security bypass tool have launched an updated version of their “as-a-service” kit that is targeting Microsoft 365 and Gmail account holders.
Nist’s cybersecurity framework (CSF) now explicitly aims to help all organizations - not just those in critical infrastructure, it’s original target audience to manage and reduce risk.
LockBit is now running from backup servers and has a new Dark Web Presence after their site’s recent takedown by the FBI and international partners.
A critical vulnerability in Shim could allow a network attacker to bypass secure boot and take over a vulnerable Linux system.
In 2024, quantum industry experts from technology companies and analyst firms predict a year rich in quantum technology and hardware advancements and deployments, with an increased focus on securing the digital landscape against quantum threats.
