How Regional Regulations Shape Global Cybersecurity Culture

Ultimately, a more cyber-secure world requires a global governing body to regulate and campaign for cybersecurity, with consistent regulatory requirements in the various regions around the world.

Russia's 'Fighting Ursa' APT Uses Car Ads to Install HeadLace Malware

The scheme, from the group also known as APT28, involves targeting Eastern European diplomats in need of personal transportation, tempting them with a purported good deal on a Audi Q7 Quattro SUV.

Fortune 50 Co. Pays Record-Breaking $75M Ransomware Demand

The runaway success of an upstart ransomware outfit called "Dark Angels" may well influence the cyberattack landscape for years to come.

China's APT41 Targets Taiwan Research Institute for Cyber Espionage

The state-sponsored Chinese threat actor gained access to three systems and stole at least some research data around computing and related technologies.

Twilio Users Kicked Out of Desktop App, Forced to Switch to Mobile

Now that the Authy Desktop app has reached EOL and is no longer accessible, users are hoping their 2FA tokens synced correctly with their mobile devices.

'Sitting Ducks' Attacks Create Hijacking Threat for Domain Name Owners

Researchers say the attacks are easy to perform, difficult to contact, nearly unrecognizable, and "entirely preventable."

Meta Agrees to $1.4B Settlement With Texas Over Biometric Privacy

The process took two years, but this is the first successful settlement obtained under Texas' Capture or Use of Biometric Identifier Act, which forbids the capture of biometric data without users' explicit consent.