Privacy and Security
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US Insurance Companies Are the New Cybersecurity Threat Target The specific concerns to keep an eye out for are social engineering attempts, likely aimed at help desks and call centers. -
Study: OpenAI Has Been Breached More Than 1000 Times The company behind ChatGPT has suffered a security breach 1,140 times, according to data from Cybernews. -
Amazon Partner United Natural Foods Hit by Cyberattack One of the largest food wholesale distributors in the US has suffered a data breach. Currently, the full impact is unclear. -
Millions of User Passwords at Risk Due to Linux Vulnerabilities Qualys has disclosed two vulnerabilities that could lead to the seizure of millions of passwords – and corporate catastrophe. -
Verizon Study: Data Breaches Involving Third Parties Are On The Rise Data breaches involving third parties are increasing year-on-year, according to new research from Verizon. -
Coinbase Forecasts Up To $400 Million Hit From Cyberattack Coinbase has reportedly suffered a data breach, putting sensitive customer data at risk. -
Cybersecurity Company CrowdStrike Announces Layoffs as CEO Praises AI CrowdStrike has revealed it's laying off employees to operate more efficiently and reach financial goals. -
Almost Half a Million People Impacted by Massive Data Breach Kelly Benefits has revealed that sensitive information belonging to more than 410,000 individuals has been compromised. -
Massive “Darcula” Credit Card Theft Operation Uncovered "Darcula" is one of the biggest credit card theft operations in living memory – and the result of "Phishing as a Service." -
These Are the AI Apps That Collect the Most User Data Certain AI apps collect more data than others, and some are sharing it with third-party advertisers. -
Clever New Scam Targets Gmail Users: How to Stay Safe This sneaky scam makes emails appear to be coming right from Google's official “no-reply@google.com” address. -
DDoS Attacks on the Rise, but How Can You Prevent One? DDoS attacks are increasing each year. But what actually are they? And how can your business prevent them from occurring?