The ‘16 billion password breach’ story is a farce
Experts told CyberScoop the research ‘doesn’t pass a sniff test’ and detracts from needed conversations around credential abuse and information stealers.
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(Getty Images) Election Security The SAVE database was already a headache for states. Now it’s fueling Trump’s voter fraud allegations.
Experts believe lawsuits are first steps in a larger plan by the White House to create new metrics that lend support to the president’s unproven claims that noncitizens are voting en masse for Democratic politicians.
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This picture taken in 2020 shows members of Malaysia’s Predator club wearing custom helmets from the movie character “Predator” outside the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur. (Photo by MOHD RASFAN / AFP) (Photo by MOHD RASFAN/AFP via Getty Images) Privacy Predator spyware activity surfaces in new places with new tricks
The spyware’s developer, Intellexa, has been under pressure due to sanctions and public disclosure, but Recorded Future uncovered fresh activity.
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Sponsored Sponsored Content Why blocking cyber threats is no longer enough
In a new CyberScoop video interview, Trinity Cyber’s Mike Denning explains how Full Content Inspection is redefining cyber defense by surgically removing threats from network traffic, not just blocking them.
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(Courtesy of ShutterStock) Technology Future-ready cybersecurity: Lessons from the MITRE CVE crisis
The domino effect of CVE disruption is something all cybersecurity practitioners must be aware of, a Morphisec executive argues.
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The US Treasury Department building is seen in Washington, DC, January 19, 2023. (Photo by SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images) Cybercrime Treasury sanctions crypto scam facilitator that allegedly stole $200M from US victims
The Philippines-based company Funnull operated a large cybercrime platform encompassing more than 332,000 domains, the FBI said.
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(Getty Images) Technology Quantum computer threat spurring quiet overhaul of internet security
Cryptography experts said a “Cambrian explosion” of standards is on its way as a response to worries over quantum computers breaking current algorithms.
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Technology Recorded Future’s Alexander Leslie on the ‘MarkoPolo’ traffer team
Greg talks with Alexander Leslie, Threat Intelligence Analyst for Recorded Future’s Insikt Group
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(Getty Images) Policy House passes bill to study routers’ national security risks
Lawmakers say the ROUTERS Act is critical to understanding vulnerabilities in devices exploited by Chinese hackers and other adversaries.
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The logo of the DNA testing firm 23andMe is seen on a facade of a building in Mountain View, California, October 28, 2018. (Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images) Privacy As 23andMe declares bankruptcy, privacy advocates sound alarm about DNA data
The genetic testing business says user privacy will be an “important consideration” as it searches for a buyer.