Sen. Schumer Pushes for TSA Employee Ban on TikTok App at Work
The Department of Homeland Security and two U.S. military branches already had discontinued use of the app based on concerns over Chinese data-security and censorship practices.
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Data Breach Occurs at Agency in Charge of Secure White House Communications
A leak at the Defense Information Systems Agency exposed personal information of government employees, including social security numbers.
Hamas Ensnares Israeli Soldiers with Pretty ‘Ladies’
The third catfish attempt in three years from the Palestinian militant group adds a few technical advances to the mix.
APT34/OilRig and APT33/Elfin have established a highly developed and persistent infrastructure that could be converted to distribute destructive wiper malware.
Security experts say that 5G supply chain concerns should be taken seriously – whether it’s in the context of Huawei or not.
A new Data Protection Agency would overhaul federal regulation efforts around data privacy – but experts are skeptical that the U.S. government can get it right.
Cybercriminals double down on successful internet scams, with a focus on phishing, BEC and other defrauding schemes that have proven to work.
Feds have charged four members of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) in connection with the infamous 2017 Equifax breach.
APT group poses as a former Wall Street Journal journalist to launch phishing campaigns and steal victim email account details.
Research have been tracking an uptick in Gamaredon cyberattacks on Ukrainian military and security institutions that started in December.
