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A recent report from the Wall Street Journal claims that web-tracking code from TikTok's parent company ByteDance has been discovered on 30 state government websites across 27 U.S. states.

Security firm’s report shows states might be inadvertently helping Chinese-owned app collect data

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Tracking code created by TikTok's parent company ByteDance Ltd. has been discovered in 30 state government websites, Feroot Security says, the WSJ reported.

Wall Street Journal: “A review of the websites of more than 3,500 companies, organizations and government entities by the Toronto-based company Feroot Security found that so-called tracking pixels from the TikTok parent company were present in 30 U.S. state-government websites across 27 states, including some where the app has been banned from state networks and devices.”

TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew is slated to testify before House Energy and Commerce Committee on Thursday morning

TikTok has more access to your phone than you think, Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson explains what this means for you and how to keep your information safe.

TikTok can mine data even if they have never used the social media app before, claims a new report released by the cybersecurity company Feroot Security.

When it comes to client-side security, creating and deploying a content security policy (CSP) can serve as a solid starting point. To deploy a content security policy, you must first identify assets, including first- and third-party resources that will be loaded in the browser when a user visits your website. For those who haven’t heard The post How to Create and Deploy a Content Security Policy appeared first on Feroot.

I am a credit card skimming attack victim. It happened about eight weeks ago, and to this day, we’re still dealing with the repercussions. This is a true story. (Although I did substitute a few facts to protect the innocent.) And yes, while I work for Feroot, and this is appearing in our blog, I The post Dear AppSec: I Was a Credit Card Skimming Attack Victim. (And It Sucks!) appeared first on Feroot.