Friday Five: 9/13 Edition
Hackers hit a U.S. power utility, a new audit on whether schools are monitoring employee access to student data, and more - catch up on the week's news with the Friday Five!
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Education, Awareness at the Center of U.S.' First Insider Threat Month
Federal agencies are spreading awareness around the threats insiders can pose to both governments and companies this month.
281 Arrests Made Worldwide in Massive BEC Scam Disruption
The suspects, arrested worldwide, allegedly stole more than 250,000 identities, filed more than 10,000 fake tax returns, and tried to receive more than $91 million in refunds.
Solid State Drive Trade Secrets Behind Latest Huawei Case
Prosecutors in the U.S. are pursuing criminal charges against a Chinese professor after he purportedly took trade secrets to benefit Huawei. The case is yet another instance of the Department of Justice taking its investigation around Huawei, not to mention the theft of trade secrets, seriously.
Millions of Exim Servers Vulnerable to Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
A critical vulnerability in Exim, by far the world's most popular email server, was disclosed on Friday.
Friday Five: 9/6 Edition
iPhone hacking levels up, military veterans targeted in an identity fraud scam, and more - catch up on the week's biggest stories with the Friday Five!
Following $170M Fine of Google, FTC to Review, Update COPPA Rule
Many privacy advocates, including the FTC's own commissioner, say the FTC's record $170 million fine that it violated COPPA, isn't enough.
Friday Five: 8/30 Edition
Apple recommits to privacy with Siri, news on a bug bounty program for the DHS, plus the IRS warns of a new phishing attack - catch up on the week's news with the Friday Five.
Former Google, Uber Engineer Hit With Trade Secret Theft Charges
The latest wrinkle to the Waymo/Uber case serves as evidence that some of the largest, most successful technology companies aren’t doing enough to protect proprietary data, including trade secrets.
U.S. Wary of a Ransomware Attack Against 2020 Election
A report Monday confirmed that the U.S. government is concerned about foreign hackers spreading ransomware that can manipulate voter databases ahead of next year's election..
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