Category: Privacy & Compliance

Zoom releases feature that alerts organizers of possible raids

Zoom releases feature that alerts organizers of possible raids

Zoom has released a new feature that can alert conference organizers when they are at risk of being Zoombombed. Zoombombing attacks can be disruptive, and the only thing needed for one to enter a meeting is a link to the meeting.  The feature has been named the 'At-Risk-Notifier,'. It runs in Z... Read more

date3 years ago
BlackBerry discovers hacker group selling their services

BlackBerry discovers hacker group selling their services

BlackBerry's security team has come across a group of hackers offering their services for hire. The group calls itself CostaRicto and appears to be based in South Asia. The group is responsible for a series of orchestrated attacks on every continent, although most attacks take place in India, Ba... Read more

date3 years ago
Palo Alto Networks to acquire security start-up Expanse for $800M

Palo Alto Networks to acquire security start-up Expanse for $800M

Palo Alto Networks has inked an $800 million deal to acquire a security start-up Expanse. Expanse is a well-funded start-up that helps businesses to identify internal systems exposed to the internet. The agreement was announced today. The $800 deal breaks down to $670M in stock and cash and an a... Read more

date3 years ago
New ‘Ghimob’ Android Trojan can spy on 153 mobile apps

New ‘Ghimob’ Android Trojan can spy on 153 mobile apps

Security experts have discovered a new malware that can spy and obtain data from 153 Android applications. According to the report released on Monday by security firm Kaspersky, Ghimob (an Android banking Trojan) is believed to have been developed by the same group that developed Guildma (Astaro... Read more

date3 years ago
EU introduces tighter regulation for surveillance technology

EU introduces tighter regulation for surveillance technology

The European Union has introduced new regulations for companies developing surveillance technologies. From now on, such companies will need a license to do so. Before such a license is issued, companies will first need to investigate how their technology might be used to violate human rights, Si... Read more

date3 years ago
The antitrust lawsuit against Facebook could start this month

The antitrust lawsuit against Facebook could start this month

Politico recently reported that the long-awaited antitrust lawsuit from the United States Federal Trade Commission against Facebook could be here before the end of this November. The report, which came out on Friday, cites three people familiar with the matter and says that the FTC is considering h... Read more

date3 years ago
Research shows workdays getting longer due to remote working

Research shows workdays getting longer due to remote working

Atlassian's analysis of user-interface time shows a marked increase in hours worked during the pandemic. The move toward working from home has had the predictable effect of upending the balance of work and life. Now a data science team from Atlassian has quantified just how much that balance may... Read more

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