Recently, a news report arose in which a Tesla on Autopilot managed to avoid hitting a deer. However, the car instead performed an aggressive swerve maneuver that could have injured the driver or …
U.N. Rules Require Cybersecurity Guarantees for Connected Cars
According to an agreement adopted recently by 53 countries, cars in jurisdictions including Japan, South Korea, and the EU will be required to make sure connected vehicles are protected from …
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Mozilla turns off “Firefox Send” following malware abuse reports
Mozilla's Firefox Send service has been controversial as it allows threat actors to generate unique short-term links based on trusted URLs for sharing files. Although the feature is appreciated by …
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This macOS malware can wipe your entire device
MacOS users could be vulnerable to a new form of ransomware discovered by security professionals at the firm SentinelOne. MacOS owners have been warned to monitor device security closely after the new …
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Seoul mayor missing, his phone turned off, search underway
Police in Seoul are searching for missing mayor Park Won-soon after leaving a message for his daughter that sounded suspiciously like a will. Won-soon's phone is now shut off, and he did not show up …
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Russian space official arrested on suspicion of treason
An advisor to the head of Russia's space agency, Ivan Safronov, has been detained by the Federal Security Service on suspicion of treason. Safronov was performing tasks for one of NATO's intelligence …
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Hong Kong’s Security Law Puts Big Tech at a Crossroads
The new national security law imposed on Hong Kong by the Chinese government has turned the region into a battleground for the US and China's escalating war over control of the global internet. The …
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German Police Seize BlueLeaks Server
German police have taken down servers belonging to an activist group in an attempt to shut down recent BlueLeaks exposure of US police records that date back several decades. A member of the …
15 Billion Credentials Currently Up for Grabs on Hacker Forums
According to researchers and industry experts, unprecedented amounts of data for accessing bank accounts and streaming services are being sold on the dark web. Fifteen billion usernames and passwords …
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Joker Android malware keeps evading Google Play Store defenses
The Joker Android malware operators have continuously managed to slip spyware infected apps onto the Play Store, which is Google's official Android app store. Android applications infected with the …
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