Facebook’s privacy problems: a roundup
Facebook disclosed on Friday that a bug may have affected up to 6.8 million users, allowing app developers to see […]
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Facebook admits bug allowed apps to see hidden photos
Bug let developers access pictures people had uploaded but chosen not to post A Facebook bug let app developers see […]
3 ways dark web data trade will change in 2019, and how to protect your business
Both corporate data and personal information continue to be big targets for attackers, especially those attempting to commit acts of […]
7 tips for CXOs to combat cybersecurity risks
This year alone saw more than 600 data breaches, yet only 25% of organizations are planning to defend against attacks, […]
New Google+ security bug could affect more than 52 million users
Google revealed that its soon-to-be shuttered social network Google+ suffered from another security lapse – a software bug that could have […]
5 major data breach predictions for 2019
Biometrics and gaming are just a couple of the new cyberattack vectors professionals can expect in 2019. Here is what […]
Dangerous misconceptions about data breaches
Not all breaches are the same, nor always a failure of company processes, but executives need to take steps to […]
Risks from stolen Marriott data: espionage, ID theft, home burglaries
The data stolen from the Marriott hotel empire in a massive breach is so rich and specific it could be […]
Marriott Hacking Exposes Data of Up to 500 Million Guests
Marriott International acknowledged on Friday that an “unauthorized party had copied and encrypted information” belonging to about 500 million customers […]
Instagram GDPR Tool Exposes Subscriber Passwords
A warning has been issued by Instagram that a number of users of the social media platform have had their […]
Uber fined more than $1 million by U.K. and Dutch authorities
Uber was fined a combined $1.17 million by British and Dutch authorities Tuesday for a 2016 data breach that exposed […]
Stop focusing your information security efforts on the wrong things!
There once was a time not all that long ago when security teams could plead ignorant to IT security risks, […]