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Apple has sued Israel-based NSO Group for state-sponsored surveillance, and now Israel has limited the number of countries that can buy the hacking and surveillance tools from the region. According to reports, Israel has come down stringently on the local...
Sensitive data is a goldmine for adversaries. Recently, the Italian Antitrust Authority fined Google Ireland Ltd. and Apple Distribution International Ltd. €10 million ($11.26 million) each, citing aggressive data practices. The agency stated that both companies had violated the...
Group-IB, one of the global cybersecurity leaders, will stream its annual signature event CyberCrimeCon on December 2, 2021. The 10th edition of CyberCrimeCon, a global threat hunting and intelligence conference, will assemble more than 5,000 cybersecurity pros from around...
Blockchain technology has sparked interest across all industry types due to its prime feature of data immutability and distributed consensus helping to secure and validate data across the internet. Organizations aspire to boost their business with the help of...
Cloud misconfigurations become one of the major reasons for unauthorized intrusions and accidental data breaches. Threat actors often target unsecured or poorly configured cloud infrastructures to compromise and steal classified information. Recently, security experts from Palo Alto Network's Unit...
Disruption in the way we work has exploded in intensity and breadth since the onset of 2020.  As India starts to see some semblance of normality, businesses need to think about what the future of work looks like and...
The U.K. government has introduced the Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI) Bill in Parliament to strengthen consumers’ Internet of Things (IoT) against rising hacker intrusions. The new legislation requires IoT manufacturers, importers, and distributors to meet certain cybersecurity standards....
Last year around December, there were many ransomware attacks on U.S. health care institutions. And in May this year, the Conti ransomware gang targeted the Irish health care system. With the holiday season round the corner, we anticipate more...
Security experts from Check Point discovered multiple security flaws in smartphone chips developed by MediaTek, which could have led attackers to spy on Android Users. In its report, Check Point identified multiple vulnerabilities inside the chip's audio processor embedded in...
With the onset of the holiday season, employees, especially in the West, take off on the much-awaited annual leave and head home for family vacations. It is also the time when threat actors wait for their annual bounty. With...