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Apple iOS Devices Exhibit Greater Vulnerability to Phishing Compared to Android

Mobile Security Under Scrutiny as Phishing Risks Emerge A recent analysis from Lookout, a well-regarded mobile security firm, has shaken long-standing beliefs regarding the vulnerability of mobile operating systems to phishing attacks. Traditionally, many viewed Apple’s iOS devices, such as iPhones, as almost impervious to such threats, thanks in large…

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Atrium Health Alerts 586,000 Individuals About Previous Use of Tracking Technology

Atrium Health has issued notifications to nearly 586,000 individuals regarding a data breach related to its use of online tracking technologies in its patient portal. The healthcare provider conducted an initial review of its online technologies in June 2022, prompted by revelations regarding the use of third-party tracking tech by…

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Security Vulnerabilities, Cyber Attacks, and Threat Updates

In the latest edition of our Cybersecurity Newsletter, we explore significant developments and critical updates within the ever-changing landscape of cybersecurity. This issue centers on evolving threats and the current defensive measures essential in our increasingly digital world. Central to our coverage are prevalent concerns including sophisticated ransomware campaigns and…

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Ensuring Election Integrity in the Era of Artificial Intelligence

Certainly! Here is the rewritten article based on the given content, tailored for a tech-savvy professional audience concerned about cybersecurity risks: — With the rapid advancement and increasing accessibility of artificial intelligence, there are growing concerns about its potential to disrupt the democratic process, particularly in the context of the…

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Judge Rejects Changes to ‘Dealer Rule’

Blockchain & Cryptocurrency, Cryptocurrency Fraud, Cybercrime Additionally: Python Library Update Compromises Credentials; Drug Cartels Launder Profits Through Tether Rashmi Ramesh (rashmiramesh_) • November 28, 2024 Criticism from crypto firms has been directed at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s vague expanded definition of “dealer.” (Image: Shutterstock) This week, ISMG compiled…

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Andrew Tate’s ‘Learning Platform’ Hacked

A recent in-depth investigation conducted by WIRED, Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR), and Netzpolitik.org has unveiled significant vulnerabilities in the U.S. digital advertising ecosystem that allow adversaries to track American military and intelligence personnel. The collaborative analysis of location data from a U.S.-based data broker highlighted alarming security lapses, revealing that adversaries…

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Meta Finally Speaks Out on Pig Butchering

In recent years, particularly since 2020, a disturbing trend has emerged involving pig butchering scams, resulting in the trafficking of over 200,000 individuals across various countries, including Myanmar, Cambodia, and Laos. These victims are exploited by criminals, often linked to organized crime syndicates, being coerced into operating as online scammers.…

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India Fines WhatsApp $25 Million and Imposes 5-Year Data Sharing Ban

Fraud Management & Cybercrime, Geo Focus: Asia, Geo-Specific India’s Competition Regulator Fines WhatsApp Over Mandatory Data Sharing Policies Jayant Chakravarti (@JayJay_Tech) • November 19, 2024 Meta headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif. (Image: Shutterstock) The Competition Commission of India has imposed a fine exceeding $25 million on Meta, the parent company…

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