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Mark Rasch, a lawyer for Timothy Burke, says Burke did not hack Fox News, and the videos he found were "accessible to the public."

/PRNewswire/ -- Redbot Security, an industry-leading penetration testing company, announced on Tuesday that it has identified a potential perpetrator and is...

Are we ever going to be able to leave our driver’s licenses at home and use a smartphone app if pulled over by police? It’s an enticing idea — one

Florida has paid $1.5 million since 2020 to develop a digital driver's license that users can keep on their phones. But few businesses and police agencies have adopted it, and motorists still must carry physical copies of their licenses when they drive.

There were 17.9 million drivers in the state as of February, but as of March 9, the state’s digital driver’s license app had been downloaded 154,631 times. The state contractor has been paid nearly all of the $1.8 million contract.

Six-year-old, the student, who did have the firearm, and the teacher, and then a round was fired. >> odonnell: just stunning to hear that. police say the shooting was not accidental and they are investigating where the young boy got that handgun. lets turn now to idaho, where cbs news has new information about what led investigators to focus on 28-year-old bryan kohberger. the suspect charged in the brutal murders of four college students. cbs omar villafranca is in moscow, idaho, with new detai...

Two women are suing Apple over their exes' use of AirTags to secretly track their movements and whereabouts in real-time.

Harassed. the women allege their previous romantic partners used the airtags to track their whereabouts, potentially putting their lives at risk. joining me right now is mark rash. hes a lawyer and a cyber and privacy expert. mark, good to see you. oh, also with your kcredentials a former justice department prosecutor for cyber crimes. cant leave that out. good to see you. so, first the women claim the airtags made it possible for their ex-partners to stalk them. so what is the main purpose of t...

The drama in Washington shines a light on the challenges in securing mobile communications and the role that document destruction and retention policies play in organizational security.

The US Department of Justice last week reversed its own policy, telling prosecutors not to prosecute anyone who has engaged in “good-faith security research.”