Privacy Changes Mean Troubled Days Ahead for Email Marketers
The tech industry is pushing back on data tracking, and it could have a drastic effect on your email marketing efforts.
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How to Find Out If You Were Targeted by NSO’s Pegasus Spyware
The Pegasus spyware was developed by NSO Group, an tech firm that deals with federal organizations and intelligence agencies.
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Massive Russian Ransomware Operation Goes Offline
Prolific hacking group REvil appears to be offline, after months of active ransomware attacks on US companies.
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Biden Aims to Get the FCC to Bring Back Net Neutrality
No throttling, more transparency, and fewer early termination fees? That's all good news.
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Twitter Caves to India’s Regulation, Keeps Legal Immunity
Twitter will be creating user grievance reports and setting up an India office.
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Google Play Store Removes Apps That Stole Facebook Passwords
The most popular scam apps were downloaded over 500,000 times each.
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Kaspersky Password Manager Has Been Generating Bad Passwords
The random number generator in the Kaspersky Password Manager wasn't nearly random enough. Here's why.
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Everything to Know About the World’s Largest Ransomware Attack
So far, the attacker have hit thousands of businesses in 17 countries, and they're asking for $70 million in Bitcoin.
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Over 5 Billion Records Have Been Leaked in 2021 Already
VPN provider AtlasVPN has released a comprehensive report detailing some horrifying cybercrime statistics
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Update Your LinkedIn Password – Yes, Even You
A massive leak has exposed 92% of LinkedIn users' information, including passwords and sensitive personal data.
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Massive Carnival Cruise Leak Exposes Employee and Customer Data
Carnival Cruise has been a victim of a massive data leak, exposing customer and employee information alike.
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Google Delays Ending Third-Party Cookies, Blames Regulators
Google has delayed the end to third-party cookies until 2023, citing pushback from the UK's competition regulator.
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Should You Pay Ransomware Attackers to Save on Tax?
Some accountants are claiming that ransomware payments are tax-deductible. So, should you pay the attackers?
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This Scam Uses PDFs to Steal Your Passwords
These SEO keyword-filled PDFs appear high in web searches, which make them particularly dangerous for everyday users.
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NortonLifeLock Improves Security with New Features
These new features will help users to take control of personal information through comprehensive online security.
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Biden Revokes Trump’s Bans on TikTok and WeChat
Biden's new security review offers a more lucid approach to data privacy regulation.
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Square Sinks $5M Into a Solar-Powered Bitcoin Mining Facility
If successful, the facility will serve as a "proof of concept" for an environmentally friendly bitcoin.
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NortonLifeLock to Offer Crypto Mining Through Anti-Virus Platform
The new feature will make crypto mining accessible to all, much easier, and more safely, the company states.
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Have I Been Pwned to Publish FBI List of Compromised Passwords
The password security site will now work with the FBI to help users discover if their passwords have been hacked.
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Sophisticated Email Hack Targeting Organizations, Warns Microsoft
The attacks targeted approximately 3,000 email accounts at more than 150 different organizations in 24 different countries.
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Massive Illegal Password Sharing Service Busted
Fraudsters had access to over 270,000 unique accounts, charging as little as $1.79 for access to Netflix, Spotify and others.
