Citizen Lab says the phone of a member of Europe’s PEGA Committee was infected twice with Pegasus, the NSO Group spyware that gave the panel its name.
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Peter Stokes boasted on social media about the luxurious globetrotting life he enjoyed while he was still a child.
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The defect impacts a popular collection of business applications that attackers have hit before in widespread attack sprees.
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The company and the Commerce Department say they have reached an agreement that will see the AI models released publicly with new guardrails and classifiers.
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Cisco Talos’ research on ARToken builds on what’s known about the related EvilTokens phishing-as-a-service.
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The bulletin includes six NetScaler issues, but attention is centered on a high-severity flaw with similarities to earlier actively exploited bugs.
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DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin has been floating the idea of adding back 600 CISA personnel after deep Trump administration cuts.
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The Department of Homeland Security is bringing back a key cybersecurity information sharing effort with critical infrastructure, more than a year after the Trump administration shuttered an existing nerve center between government and private sector. The Alliance of National Councils for Homeland Operational Resilience – Critical Infrastructure program, first reported by CyberScoop in January, is meant […]
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From outsourced labor to tiered pricing models, an inside look at how today's top ransomware threats operate less like rogue hackers and more like Fortune 500 companies.
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The bill empowers the FTC to create a registry for sellers of AI agent software certifying their privacy and cybersecurity protections.
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The ruling is a victory for election advocates who say the evidence overwhelmingly shows that voter fraud is rare and not tied to mail voting in general.
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Dissenting justices who criticized the ruling said it would have “seismic” implications for the Fourth Amendment.
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With federal PQC deadlines set for 2030 and 2031, CISOs face a multi-year transformation program that most organizations have not yet started. The window for orderly execution is narrowing fast.
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The agency told CyberScoop the tool was a pilot that didn’t meet their needs. Members of Congress say it was accessed for hundreds of active cases.
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The new rules would overhaul national emergency systems to protect against hijacking and update federal security review rules for undersea cables providers
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Provisions setting up federal voter lists for each state and restricting mail ballots through USPS were declared unconstitutional.
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The phone-cracking firm broke off from its deal with Russia, but Citizen Lab said that didn’t stop authorities from surveilling Andrey Pivovarov.
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Nathan Austad, who sold access to compromised accounts through a criminal storefront, is the third and final defendant sentenced in the 2022 breach
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Six weeks of undetected access through a compromised VPN exposes why patching isn't a solution for the organizations already breached.
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Mandiant detailed the incident in a blog post Wednesday, but it’s unclear who was behind it or if they managed to get broad visibility into the victim’s internal traffic.
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