WhatsApp Troubles, $150 Million for Ryuk Operators and Other Cybersecurity News
We’ve gathered the most important cybersecurity news from the last two weeks.
WhatsApp Troubles, $150 Million for Ryuk Operators and Other Cybersecurity News
We’ve gathered the most important cybersecurity news from the last two weeks.
Russian banks warn of cyber threats in rollout of the digital ruble
The launch of the digital ruble is associated with cybersecurity risks and potential outflows of client funds from banks. This is evidenced by data from a study by the Association of Russian Banks (ABR), reported by RIA Novosti.
Two Sides of the Same Coin: Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence
The year 2020 is coming to an end just as it began—hacker attacks, breaches of computer systems and data leaks are recorded almost daily.
Ledger data leaked online; malware masquerading as Cyberpunk 2077 and other cybersecurity developments
We have gathered the most important cybersecurity news of the week.
Vitalik Buterin: The community is ignoring wallet-security questions
The cryptocurrency industry pays insufficient attention to wallet security. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin voiced this view at the laBITconf 2020 blockchain conference.
End-to-end encryption under threat? How and why governments seek access to our messages
In early November, in the wake of the Vienna attack, reports surfaced of a possible EU ban on end-to-end encryption.
Twitter to appoint one of the world’s most famous hackers as head of security
Twitter is set to appoint Peter Zatko, a cyber-security expert and hacker, as head of security, Reuters reports.
EU moves to curb end-to-end encryption, vaccine-developer attacks, and other cybersecurity news
We have gathered the most important cybersecurity news from the past week.
US authorities accuse Zoom of deceiving users over data protection
U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) accused Zoom of 'misconduct that undermined user security'. The service claimed to use end-to-end encryption, but in fact provided a lower level of protection for calls.
How to safeguard privacy and security in Bitcoin mining
In the early days of Bitcoin mining, it was truly open and accessible. Anyone could simply download free software onto their computer and start earning.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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