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My Pillow Guy Must Pay $5 Million to Cyber Guy Over Election Data - Vimarsana News

My Pillow Guy Must Pay $5 Million to Cyber Guy Over Election Data

An arbitration panel said Lindell must pay a cyber expert the prize he was promised for refuting election lies.

Secondhand routers may be a serious security concern - Vimarsana News

Secondhand routers may be a serious security concern

Security researchers revealed that enterprise routers purchased on eBay were chock-full of company data and could be a security risk for many institutions.

Alaska Airlines Kills the Check-in Kiosk, Adds Face Scanners - Vimarsana News

Alaska Airlines Kills the Check-in Kiosk, Adds Face Scanners

The airline announced new changes intended to streamline how passengers navigate the airport lobby. But convenience comes at a price.

An iPhone just blocked one of the worst spyware attacks - Vimarsana News

An iPhone just blocked one of the worst spyware attacks

Apple released a feature called Lockdown Mode last year. Fresh research says it is holding its own against one of the world's most powerful spyware attacks.

Finding clarity in the noise: Visibility and AI in an age plagued by security threats - Vimarsana News

Finding clarity in the noise: Visibility and AI in an age plagued by security threats

Chris Fisher, Director of Security Engineering, Vectra APJ, outlines the ‘unknown threat’ that poses the greatest cybersecurity risk to organizations and government entities in Australia and New Zealand. Chris Fisher, Director of Security Engineering, Vectra APJ Security breaches and incidents are occurring with alarming regularity. The big name breaches reported in the media represent only a fraction of the actual number of breaches taking place.  Recently, for instance, Latitude Financial,