CPPA Fines Todd Snyder For Violating State Privacy Law
The California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) has announced that national clothing retailer Todd Snyder, Inc. must pay a $345,178 fine and make substantial changes to…
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NSO Group Ordered to Pay $168 Million to WhatsApp in US Spyware Verdict
A federal jury in California has ordered Israeli spyware maker NSO Group to pay approximately $168 million in damages to WhatsApp. The verdict, delivered on…
Rethinking AppSec: How DevOps, containers, and serverless are changing the rules
Application security is changing fast. In this Help Net Security interview, Loris Gutic, Global CISO at Bright, talks about what it takes to keep up.…
Autorize: Burp Suite extension for automatic authorization enforcement detection
Autorize is an open-source Burp Suite extension that checks if users can access things they shouldn’t. It runs automatic tests to help security testers find…
Personal data of top executives easily found online
The personal information of 75% of corporate directors can be found on people search sites, according to Incogni. People search sites claim to reveal a…
Football Australia to deploy AI cameras at venues to livestream matches
Football Australia is set to use AI camera technology and NBN connectivity at key venues to automatically capture and stream matches in 4K. The “automated…
Cisco shows quantum networking chip
Cisco Systems showed a prototype chip for networking quantum computers together and said it is opening a new lab in Santa Monica, California, to further…
Fake SSA Emails Trick Users into Installing ScreenConnect RAT
Cybercriminals are using fake Social Security Administration emails to distribute the ScreenConnect RAT (Remote Access Trojan) and compromise user computers. Cybersecurity experts have uncovered ongoing…
Government industrial strategy will back cyber tech in drive for economic growth
The government will prioritise cyber security and cyber technology in its forthcoming industrial strategy as it looks for ways to boost the economic growth of…
NSO Group owes $168M in damages to WhatsApp over spyware infections, jury says
A federal jury decided Tuesday that NSO Group must pay WhatsApp approximately $168 million in damages after a judge ruled that it violated anti-hacking laws…
Domino’s Pizza Enterprises stands up an internal developer platform
Domino’s Pizza Enterprises is a year into using an internal developer platform (IDP) to simplify how software components are supported and documented, helping it improve…
The Signal Clone Mike Waltz Was Caught Using Has Direct Access to User Chats
The communication app TeleMessage Signal, used by at least one top Trump administration official to archive messages, has already reportedly suffered breaches that illustrate concerning…