A worrying number of cybercriminal campaigns occur with no indication of those responsible for these online crimes, especially those with financial motivations. However, in some cases, threat actors leave enoughRead More →
Cybersecurity specialists published a report detailing the finding of what they describe as a “design flaw” in the Fast Identity Online (FIDO) passwordless authentication system. The report, titled “Provable SecurityRead More →
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced a $150 million fine against Twitter after discovering that the company used the phone numbers and email addresses used for multi-factor authentication ofRead More →
Since it was acquired by Facebook, Instagram has become one of the five most popular social media platforms in the world, accumulating some 500 million active users a day andRead More →
A hacking group managed to obtain confidential information from some users after contacting the Apple and Meta support areas posing as police officers, accessing records such as full names, phoneRead More →
The UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has requested a hearing with Mark Zuckerberg to make some clarifications about Meta and the way it’s recently launched virtual reality headsets work, seekingRead More →
In its latest statement, the Australian government announced that social media companies will henceforth be forced to disclose the identity of users who post what they consider to be “defamatoryRead More →
After an investigation by the non-governmental organization Brennan Center for Justice, it was discovered that a couple of years ago the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) hired the services ofRead More →
A security report notes that Command-Option-Argument (coa), the popular npm library, has been infiltrated with a malicious backdoor code, which could have severe consequences worldwide. This library is downloaded aboutRead More →