User data stories
Cybercriminals increasingly harness AI for innovative and harder-to-detect attacks, using tools like ChatGPT to improve malware efficiency, automate phishing attempts and exploit APIs vulnerabilities.
Kaspersky's GReAT team has uncovered an undisclosed iPhone hardware feature used in Operation Triangulation attacks.
Over a third of AI photo apps use your personal data to train their AI tools, raising privacy concerns, says a study.
Mobile game publishers are not aligned with mobile industry's evolution towards consent, despite brands increasingly insisting on using only compliant data.
Forcepoint has launched Dynamic User Protection, a cloud-native user activity and insider threat monitoring solution delivered as a service.
Only seven percent of respondents in Singapore say they remove access for users immediately upon a change in HR status.
NEC's new facial recognition software could make traditional passwords obsolete, boosting security for mobile services.
Over the last few weeks, there have been several items in the news that mark an increasing trend about data ownership and usage.
The gaming industry must increase cybersecurity efforts amid growing threats; risks include data theft and game manipulation, leading to financial losses and a decrease in public trust, says Mindera's Gaming lead, Teresa Matos.
Barracuda Networks proposes sturdy measures against escalating Australian credential stuffing scams, affecting around 20,000 consumers, with increased bot-assisted logins and poor password hygiene.
A study by Tenable shows that 68% of Australian IT leaders view cloud infrastructure as a chief source of cybersecurity risks.
Telecom security experts call on operators to implement comprehensive cyber-security measures against GTP threats.
Mistaken file sharing could become less risky after a messaging update lets users delete sent attachments from both devices.
