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Tax fraud schemes in 2022 netted scammers $5.7 billion, more than twice the amount of the previous year, according to the Internal Revenue Service, and there doesn’t appear to be any letup in sight.

Toyota hacked again but this time it was a security researcher with no ill intent - SiliconANGLE

The automaker closed a hole that allowed a security researcher to gain system administrator access to more than 14,000 corporate and partner accounts and troves of sensitive data.

Trend Micro launches new unified security platform.

Cybersecurity vendor Coro says it will rapidly expand its channel team following a Series C funding round of $60 million.

Coro has developed an affordable all-in-one cybersecurity system for small and medium-sized organizations.

The Israeli company’s SaaS solution helps protect the users, devices, email, and cloud applications of mid-sized businesses

Smaller financial firms are rapidly becoming targets for cyberattacks as they do not have as much of the protections in place as other, larger financial institutions

Ransomware is everything bad about humanity distilled into malware—maliciousness, greed, and casual incompetence. It encrypts your files and demands payment for a key that might not even work. But with the right backup strategy, your files can survive an infection.

Dror Liwer joins Jim Blasingame to report on his visit to Dubai as a member of an Israeli delegation to develop stronger business relationships and solidify the new peace agreement. The entire May 2018 New York party group. Thank you all for helping Jim launch The 3rd Ingredient! Davonna Blasingame, Brain Trust member Bill Brandt, Jim Blasingame and Patrice Brandt take a moment to pose for a picture at the New York party in May 2018. New York party guests share their thoughts abou...