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Key Points: Amazon apologizes for falsely denying its drivers have to urinate in bottles during their shifts. The apology follows the emergence of an internal document which confirmed the practice. A recent

Key Points: The Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in a rise in cybercrime, with losses exceeding US$4.2 billion. Denmark, the US, Finland, South Korea, and the UK are the top five countries identified

The next-generation firewall market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 10.48% from 2021 to 2028, driven by the increasing rate of cyber attacks globally. The surge in cybercrime complaints and

In a survey of Australian CEOs, cybersecurity was identified as the number one risk that is not receiving enough attention. Despite increasing instances of high-profile breaches, many executives feel that there is

Key points: SecureClaw Cyber Threat Advisory has analyzed cyber attacks that occurred in 2023 to identify trends and gaps in security. Various industries, including automobiles, manufacturing, software providers, energy, healthcare, and government,

In honor of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the USS Harry S. Truman is highlighting the importance of cybersecurity on naval vessels. The ship’s crew members are reminded that cybersecurity is a collective effort

Microsoft has disabled the App Installer feature in order to protect users from malicious exploitation. The ms-appinstaller URI scheme, which allows users to download and install apps directly from websites, is being

Over Christmas, attackers gained access to the Downfall developer’s Steam account and compromised game downloads with a piece of malware called Epsilon Information Stealer. The malware was distributed through a mod on

UCSB’s iCTF security competition celebrates 20 years UC Santa Barbara’s International Capture the Flag (iCTF) hacking competition celebrated its 20th anniversary from Dec. 2-8. This year, the competition opened a separate competition

In the digital landscape, DNS traffic filtering acts as a gatekeeper, blocking malicious websites and filtering inappropriate content. DNS acts as the internet’s phonebook, translating website addresses into IP addresses. DNS traffic