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US ties Iranian intelligence to hacking group

U.S. Cyber Command on Wednesday said a hacking group known as MuddyWater is part of an Iranian intelligence agency responsible for widespread online attacks across the world. ....

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As Biden stands by, Chinese hackers build dossiers on US citizens

Chinese communists are villains, but it is American political leaders who have permitted them to be villainous. ....

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Security Flaws Could Allow Hackers to Change PDF Contracts

The new research provides a weird little look at how online goons could mess with your documents, should they be so inclined. ....

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Florida teen Emily Grover and mom face up to 16 years in prison after allegedly rigging homecoming court votes

By Caitlin O Kane
May 5, 2021 / 12:37 PM
/ CBS News
A Florida mother and her teenage daughter each face up to 16 years in prison after rigging a high school homecoming court competition, officials announced on Tuesday. The daughter who, was 17 when the crime took place, recently turned 18 and will be tried as an adult.
50-year-old Laura Rose Carroll, an assistant principal at Bellview Elementary School in Pensacola, Florida, was arrested alongside her daughter, Emily Rose Grover, in March.
The arrests came following an investigation that began in November when the Escambia County School District contacted law enforcement to report unauthorized access into hundreds of student accounts, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement in a press release. ....

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One in two Indian adults fell prey to cybercrime in last 12 months: Report

More than one in two Indian adults (59 per cent) experienced cybercrime in the last 12 months, as seven in 10 Indian adults (among those surveyed) believed that remote work has made it much easier for hackers and cybercriminals to take advantage of them, a new report revealed on Monday.
More than 27 million Indian adults experienced identity theft in the past 12 months and 52 per cent of Indian adults admitted they don t know how to protect themselves from cybercrime, according to the 2021 Norton Cyber Safety Insights Report, by NortonLifeLock.
In a year of lockdowns and restrictions, cybercriminals have not been deterred. More Indian adults fell victim to identity theft in the past 12 months and most are concerned about data privacy, said Ritesh Chopra, Director Sales and Field Marketing, India and SAARC Countries, NortonLifeLock, a consumer security company. ....

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