Pegasus Spyware Targets Investigative Journalists in Mexico
Colleagues of slain Javier Valdez Cárdenas, known for investigating drug cartels, were targeted just days after his death.
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User Confidence in Smartphone Security Abysmal
Sixty-six percent of phone users said they had suffered data-related harm: 11 percent suffered identity theft, 22 percent account hacking, 14 percent credit cards hacking and 12 percent financial fraud.
FCC Addresses Robocalling, Questions Remain
The FCC will consider a proposal to combat robocalls and text spam in December.
The Russian-speaking threat group is changing up its tactics.
The group is best-known for hacking the DNC ahead of the 2016 presidential election.
Tech advances are accelerating the use of facial recognition as a reliable and ubiquitous mass surveillance tool, privacy advocates warn.
Two samples have already been added to the malware zoo, indicating a new openness from the federal government when it comes to cyber.
The training and job-matching effort is a public-private partnership to address a growing workforce gap.
Facebook continues to address the challenges faced during the 2016 election.
Concerns over midterm election tampering reach a boiling point in the days leading up to actual voting.
