Trump blames Minnesota for cyberattacks on water sector, drawing pushback from cyber world
President Donald Trump blamed Minnesota Friday for the cyberattacks its water systems have suffered in recent days, saying the state […]
Dealing with AI-Generated Extortion
Proving a Negative How do you prove a negative in cybersecurity? How do you prove that you weren’t attacked, or
This Week In Techdirt History: July 26th – August 1st
This Week in 2016 Whether Or Not Russians Hacked DNC Means Nothing Concerning How Newsworthy The Details Are Verizon Buys
Automating User-Reported Phishing Response: Triage & Removal
The short answer Automating user-reported phishing response means one thing above all: a safe-vs-malicious verdict good enough to act on
Why Full Coverage Doesn’t Mean Slow Scans
Key takeaways Dynamic Data Concentration and Smart Scan work together to cut redundant scanning and surface high-risk data first. Automated
Closing the Sovereignty Gap: Bringing Active API Protection to Self-Managed Environments
How Thales is bringing active API protection to self-managed environments, without compromising digital sovereignty. APIs Changed Faster Than Security Architectures
You were onto something with “It’s the Climb,” Miley
Welcome to this week’s edition of the Threat Source newsletter. For my fianceé’s 30th birthday, I took her on a
AI Fraud, Data Breaches & Cyber Threats
This weekly roundup highlights the growing complexity of digital threats affecting governments, businesses, developers, and consumers. From artificial intelligence being
Appeals court gives Leah Remini’s defamation suit against Church of Scientology another trim
LOS ANGELES (CN) — Actress Leah Remini’s lawsuit against the Church of Scientology for harassment and defamation will survive, following
Max-severity Exchange server flaw under active exploitation by Kremlin hackers
Russian state hackers are using a maximum-severity vulnerability in Microsoft Outlook’s Exchange Server to backdoor unpatched machines and steal credentials