FTC’s right-to-repair ruling is a small step for security researchers, giant leap for DIY hackers
The ruling helps some hackers, but not all.
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Evidence suggests Russia’s SVR is still using ‘WellMess’ malware, despite US warnings
It's less clear what APT29 might be doing with the hacking tool, after allegedly using it last summer to try to steal COVID-19 research.
Criminals are using call centers to spread ransomware in a crafty scheme
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Wyden bill would require digital signatures for sensitive court orders
Sen. Ron Wyden's bipartisan legislation would apply to federal, state and tribal courts.
Threat intel firms suggest ransomware gang ‘BlackMatter’ has ties to DarkSide, REvil hackers
BlackMatter could be a successor organization, or something more fluid.
Why grassroots efforts like #ShareTheMicInCyber play a vital role in a whole-of-society approach to cyber
The lack of trust between the public and private sectors can be overcome by creating strong communities and humanizing practitioners, two leading minds argue.
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Biden says ‘shooting war’ could break out with foreign heavyweights over cyberattacks
The saber-rattling comes amid ongoing fallout from hacks that originated in Russia.
Biden issues memo to push critical infrastructure cybersecurity upgrades
"Our current posture is woefully insufficient given the threat we see today," a senior administration official told reporters.
Justice Department officials urge Congress to pass ransomware notification law
But they say Congress should hold the brakes on banning ransomware payments.
Cyber job listings excluded Colorado workers after salary transparency law went into effect
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment confirmed that it had received dozens of complaints about companies violating the law.