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The European Media Freedom Act seeks to safeguard the independence of newsrooms and foster media pluralism.

Microsofts Digital Crimes Unit seized multiple domains used by a Vietnam-based cybercrime group (Storm-1152) that registered over 750 million fraudulent accounts and raked in millions of dollars by selling them online to other cybercriminals.

Seeking to maximize profits no matter the cost, ransomware groups have been bolstering their technical prowess and psychological shakedowns with a fresh strategy: attempting to control the narrative. Experts are warning security researchers and journalists to beware being co-opted.

An Omaha family is one of thousands of people around the United States affected by a health care data breach. The widespread event involves WellTok, a vendor for CHI Health.

Miklos Daniel Brody, a cloud engineer, was sentenced to two years in prison and a restitution of $529,000 for wiping the code repositories of his former employer in retaliation for being fired by the company. 

A new dangerous breed of malware dubbed "MrAnon Stealer" is said to be thriving in PDF links. It is disguised as a "fake" email about hotel reservations.

QR codes have become ubiquitous, especially since the pandemic, but the Federal Trade Commission says consumers shouldn't let their guard down. In a blog post , the FTC warns...

A Seattle cancer center confirms it has been the victim of a cyber attack and some patients have received email threats as a result.

The CCPA has notified guidelines to stop online firms from force-selling, pushing unsolicited subscriptions and showing misleading ads

A stream of malicious npm and PyPi packages have been found stealing a wide range of sensitive data from software developers on the platforms.