Cybersecurity
Quis custodiet? Powerful Japanese cybersecurity agency hacked, as allies fret
"Japan's cybersecurity nightmare is everyone else's problem, too"
OneDrive
Is unlimited cloud storage quietly getting the chop? Blame miners and even resellers...
This is why we can't have nice things
News
Foxconn founder to make Taiwan presidential run
The billionaire founder of Foxconn says he wants to become the next president of Taiwan in order to strengthen ties with China and reinvigorate the manufacturing industry
News
Man arrested for cyberstalking...himself
A man from Colorado has been accused of stalking three people, one of them an ex-girlfriend, and even himself at one point
CISO
Kroll blasts T-Mobile after SIM swapping attack enables data breach: CISOs, listen up...
Security leaders would do well to revisit this month's findings of the Cyber Security Advisory Board (CSRB)...
News
Teens take blame for Lapsus$ hacking spree
Two teens have been convicted for working with the Lapsus$ hacking crew in its amateur exploits of high-profile companies
News
FTX victims get even more bad news as claims agent discloses data breach
The company handling bankruptcy claims for FTX investors has suffered a data breach that included personal information about its clients
News
White House gives cryptocurrency traders just what they wanted... tax laws
The Biden administration is proposing new laws that would require cryptocurrency brokers to provide customers with tax forms on transactions over $600
News
Ivanti and Veeam bugs fall under attack
CISA has sounded the alarm over a pair of actively targeted vulnerabilities in Ivanti and Veeam software
NVIDIA
Nvidia rides AI wave to massive financial quarter
Nvidia says the booming AI market has helped it turn in record financial results as its datacenter business remains strong
News
Cryptocurrency "mixers" accused of laundering North Korean hacking funds
Two men have been accused of running a billion-dollar cryptocurrency mixing service that allowed Lazarus Group hackers to shift stolen funds into North Korea
malware
WinRAR zero-day used to pack in malware for targeted attacks
A months-long malware campaign was seen exploiting a zero-day flaw in WinRAR for spear-phishing attacks aimed at traders and finance professionals