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/PRNewswire/ -- Kaspersky has released a new survey report showing that 72 percent of drivers are uncomfortable with the idea of automakers sharing their data...

Some car manufacturers are even setting up subscription services, based on in-car tech features, to create new, multi-billion dollar lines of revenue.

Kaspersky has released a new survey report showing that 72 percent of drivers are uncomfortable with the idea of automakers sharing their data with third parties. The report, "Is my car spying on me?" captures drivers' thoughts about automakers' use...

The ability of new features and services to collect reams of personal data has raised privacy alarms.

IT Wire, By Sam Varghese, 9 Jan 24 A Dutchman was responsible for infecting equipment at Iran's Natanz nuclear plant in 2008 with the Stuxnet virus, leading to years of delay in the country's nuclear program, a Dutch publication, Volkskrant, claims. Erik van Sabben, who was 36 at the time, is claimed to have carried out the task after…

A Dutchman was responsible for infecting equipment at Iran's Natanz nuclear plant in 2008 with the Stuxnet virus, leading to years of delay in the...

Kaspersky Global Research and Analyses Team (GReAT) experts offer insights and projections for 2024, with a focus on the evolution of Advanced Persistent Threats (APT).

Kaspersky notified Apple about the vulnerability of the hardware feature, which was promptly mitigated when the company received the information.

The Operation Triangulation attacks are abusing undocumented functions in Apple chips to circumvent hardware-based security measures.

Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) has unveiled