The Fight Against Robocalls Gets Powerful New Allies
The bitter fight against robocalls has raged for years, but today it gets a boost from significant players: attorneys general from all […]
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Texas ransomware attacks: to pay or not to pay? | TECH(feed)
CSO Online | Aug 22, 2019 Nearly two dozen cities in Texas have been hit by a ransomware attack executed by a […]
Don’t worry about shadow IT. Shadow IoT is much worse.
For years, IT departments have been railing about the dangers of shadow IT and bring-your-own-device. The worry is that these unauthorized practices […]
The Android 10 Privacy and Security Upgrades You Should Know About
Google has long grappled with data privacy gaffes and internal instability, but through it all the company has consistently improved the security […]
Shh! No Hacking the Census in the Library
The 2020 United States Census will be the first to request a majority of Americans to respond online. The benefits are obvious. […]
Cisco: 6 critical security alarms for UCS software, small-biz routers
Cisco today warned its Unified Computing System (UCS) customers about four critical fixes they need to make to stop nefarious agents from […]
How to avoid using RDP in Windows
This is Susan Bradley for CSO Online. This week I’m going to do a challenge to you and also to myself. So […]
Firefox and Chrome Fight Back Against Kazakhstan’s Spying
Against the backdrop of China, Russia, and Iran working to sequester their own private, national internets, other countries like Kazakhstan have experimented […]
Facebook’s New Privacy Feature Comes With a Loophole
By default, Facebook tracks what you do even when you’re not on Facebook, like the products you shop for, the political candidates […]
A Huge Ransomware Attack Messes With Texas
Early on August 16, a total of 23 local government organizations in Texas were hit by a coordinated ransomware attack. The type […]