Category: Privacy/Governance Feed

Apple has agreed to a $95m settlement in a class action lawsuit alleging Siri privacy violations, with eligible users receiving up to $20 per Siri-enabled device    – Read More  –  

The US government has sanctioned Russian state-affiliated entity CGE, which used a vast GenAI infrastructure to spread disinformation during the US Presidential election    – Read More  –  

Sekoia’s innovative PlugX malware disinfection campaign removed active threats across ten countries    – Read More  –  

DoubleClickjacking bypasses X-Frame-Options and SameSite cookies in double-click sequences, exposing UI authentication flaws    – Read More  –  

The US government has set out proposals to increase security obligations on healthcare providers to protect patient data amid surging cyber-attacks in the sector    – Read More  –  

The State of Rhode Island has confirmed that cybercriminals have begun publishing data stolen from its social services portal, the RIBridges system    – Read More  –  

Over 2.5 million end users are at risk as researchers discover 36 compromised Chrome extensions    – Read More  –  

Chinese hackers appear to have compromised Treasury machines via a trusted third party    – Read More  –  

Insurance firm Markel Direct found that 69% of UK SMEs lack a cybersecurity policy, with a significant lack of basic cybersecurity measures in place across these firms    – Read More  –  

The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s 2024 Year in Review marks Jen Easterly’s final report before resignation    – Read More  –  

The vacuum left by RedLine’s takedown will likely lead to a bump in the activity of other a infostealers    – Read More  –