The popular drive to embrace application-based financial services is most hindered by security risk concerns, according to a recent study by an identity management company.
Senators are asking for an FTC probe into Google and Apple for routinely selling user data, saying the practice could lead to privacy harms for women in the wake of Roe v. Wade upheaval.
Law firm Womble Bond Dickinson found that 89% of executives have increased their budgets to comply with new state privacy law, but compliance actions lag.
Despite massive revenues across the sector, pharma companies face similar challenges and pushback from the board on cybersecurity resources — in spite of the high value of intellectual property.
Cryptocurrency wallet providers MetaMask and Phantom have issued advisories warning users regarding the novel Demonic flaw, which could be exploited to compromise their wallets' secret recovery phrases, or seeds, and facilitate the theft of all stored cryptocurrency and NFTs, BleepingComputer reports.
Cybersecurity practices at small and medium-sized businesses continued to be dismal, with only 38% of employees and managers noting more frequent password manager usage, while only 37% and 36% conducted more cybersecurity training sessions and executed new security policies, respectively, reports TechRadar.
Sixty-two percent of security leaders around the world surveyed by Radware reported having at least a third of APIs that are undocumented, even though 92% believed having sufficient API protection, indicating the prevalence of a false sense of security in APIs, according to VentureBeat.
BleepingComputer reports that forced updates have been implemented for WordPress sites leveraging the Ninja Forms plugin, which was discovered by Wordfence researchers to be impacted by a critical code injection flaw that could be exploited to facilitate site takeovers.
