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Open Source Drivers or Else: Nvidia Hackers Make Demands
The hackers responsible for an Nvidia data breach have finally made their demands, wanting the company to release open source GPU drivers....
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Lawmakers Want Answers About the FBI’s Use of Pegasus Spyware
Lawmakers want information about Pegasus, the spyware developed by NSO Group, demanding answers from Apple and the FBI about the latter's use of it....
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Who Hacks the Hackers? Nvidia Does
Nvidia has taken a novel approach to hackers that stole its data, hacking them back and encrypting the data so it can't be accessed....
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Samsung Broke Encryption On 100 Million Phones
The world's largest smartphone maker shipped roughly 100 million phones with broken encryption, putting its customers at risk....
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Microsoft Taking Platform Agnostic Approach to Cloud Security
Microsoft has signaled it wants to provide security for cloud-based companies in general, regardless of whether they use Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud....
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More Surveillance Than China — Clearview AI’s Business Plan
Few companies would proudly tout their business plan as offering more comprehensive surveillance than China, but that's exactly what Clearview AI is doing....
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PSA: Update Chrome Now to Avoid Actively Exploited Vulnerability
Another week, another Chrome update to address a bug that is being actively exploited. Google Chrome i...
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Microsoft Reportedly In Talks to Buy Security Firm Mandiant
Microsoft is continuing its efforts to strengthen its cybersecurity capabilities, working on a deal to purchase Mandiant....
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ExpressVPN Offering One-Time $100,000 Bug Bounty
ExpressVPN is offering a one-time, $100,000 reward to anyone who can hack its servers. ExpressVPN is o...
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Microsoft Will Block Downloaded Office Macros by Default
Macros have long been a major factor in Office security issues, and it appears Microsoft is taking a major step toward addressing the problem....
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IRS Backtracks, Ends Bid to Require Facial Recognition
The IRS is backtracking on its plans to require facial recognition to access online accounts, following backlash from security and privacy experts....
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Like a Bad Penny the EARN IT Act Is Back
In the latest attack on privacy and encryption, lawmakers have re-introduced the EARN IT Act, described as "one of the worst pieces of Internet legislation...
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FBI Was One of NSO Group’s Customers
NSO Group has quickly become one of the most reviled security firms, even being...
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Mozilla VPN Gets Major Privacy Upgrades
Mozilla has updated its VPN service, providing significant privacy improvements over past versions. Mo...
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Atlas VPN Adopts WireGuard Protocol
VPN provider Atlas VPN is the latest to adopt the WireGuard protocol, giving its customers access to the latest security option....
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