Podcast: A Utility Ransomware Attack, Post-Hurricane
What are utility and power companies, and federal agencies, doing to ready themselves for potential ransomware attacks? Threatpost discusses.
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Anthem, Apple and the Pentagon: A Data-Breach Cornucopia
A record fine and two new compromises kick off the autumn compromise season.
Privacy Regulation Could Be a Test for States’ Rights
As more states take cybersecurity and privacy issues into their own hands, experts worry that big tech will push for preemption.
Just weeks before the midterms, voter information from 19 states has turned up on the Dark Web.
Evidence shows that three of the most destructive incidents seen in modern cyber-history are the work of one APT.
Concerns over data privacy and security push California to roll out the first legislation on connected devices.
This year’s Virus Bulletin conference featured top-tier research from some of the world’s best threat intelligence experts.
A spyware attack on a Saudi dissident living in Canada made headlines this week, but Citizen Lab warns that simpler attacks are the real epidemic.
Russian-speaking Turla has also racked up more victims in its latest APT campaign.
An explosive Bloomberg report, if true, would highlight the largest supply chain attack to have been launched against American corporations.
