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How Uber’s 2016 Data Breach Took a Wrong Turn
Mistakes are inevitable, but intentional acts may result in severe repercussions. Uber’s negligence of hiding a data breach took the taxi-aggregator to multiple wrong...
Saudi Aramco Hit by Cyberattack; Adversaries Demand $50Mn in Cryptocurrency
Businesses shy away from disclosing security incidents. And some companies only reveal after sustaining the damages. Recently, Saudi Arabia’s state oil giant Saudi Aramco...
“Cloud-based backup is revolutionizing data protection”
In the current scheme of things, saying, “ransomware attacks are on the rise” is an understatement. Ransomware attacks exploded eight months ago, targeting U.S....
Is Digital Forensics Possible in a COVID-19 scenario?
The COVID-19 pandemic has created havoc not just in the lives of people but also rocked the business world globally. With countries going into...
While Employees Work Remotely, Attackers Target Their IoT Devices Left in Office
While the pandemic forced employees to work from home, most of their IoT devices were left behind connected to the corporate networks. Unpatched flaws...
Mastercard’s New Digital Infrastructure Group Drives Digital Identity Service for Open Banking
You may be revealing more information than needed whenever you disclose your personal identity, such as a driver’s license. And that information may be...