As San Francisco moves to regulate the use of facial recognition systems, we reflect on some of the many ‘faces’ of the fast-growing technology
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Still, a new Google study uncovers a bit of good news, too.
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The old take-the-money-and-run approach has been replaced by siege tactics such as DDOS attacks and land-and-expand campaigns with multiple points of persistence and increased dwell time.
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The sooner we give mindsets and tool sets equal bearing, the better. We must put SOC team members through rigorous training for emergency situations.
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Magecart attacks continue to grow in momentum. Here are the stats and stories that show what’s behind the mayhem.
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The infamous Ryuk ransomware slammed a small company that makes heavy-duty vehicle alternators for government and emergency fleet. Here’s what happened.
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A company accused of fraudulently obtaining 757,000 IPv4 addresses has been ordered to hand them back.
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Privacy-focused browser Brave has criticised an industry proposal it says would make browser fingerprinting easier.
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Ahead of his 2019 Black Hat USA talk, cybersecurity luminary Bruce Schneier explains why it’s so important for tech experts to be actively involved in setting public policy.
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