Moroccan journalist targeted by NSO Group spyware, Amnesty International says
Amnesty International said Sunday its Security Lab found evidence of abuse on a Moroccan journalist’s cell phone that can be tied back to NSO Group spyware.
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Feds aim to bolster data encryption practices for .gov websites
The goal of the entire intiative is to have browsers connect to federal government websites via HTTPS by default.
Here’s what John Bolton had to say about cybersecurity policy in his new book
Bolton's book paints a president preoccupied and angered by cybersecurity-related issues.
‘Distributed Denial of Secrets’ publishes ‘BlueLeaks,’ a trove of law enforcement records
The source of the files reportedly is a Texas-based IT firm that provides web development services to police "fusion centers."
Philadelphia-area health system says it ‘isolated’ a malware attack
Attackers behind the NetWalker ransomware claimed responsibility.
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Australia blames a state actor for major disruptions. China is already denying it.
The "sophisticated" campaign coincides with an ongoing trade row between Canberra and Beijing.
Enabling secure remote work by embracing Zero Trust
Enterprises can move faster than many think in building on-ramps to zero trust says Steve Faehl, U.S. security CTO for Microsoft.
Michigan man accused in 2014 hack of medical center, sale of data on 65,000 people
Justin Sean Johnson allegedly hacked the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pennsylvania’s largest health care system.
Facebook sues to curb data scraping, fake Instagram likes from outside developers
It's part of an effort to show Facebook can regulate itself.
How hackers used malicious Chrome extensions in a mass spying campaign
The discovery exposes another gap in web browser security despite vendor pledges to block malicious code from download stores.
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