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A California court has ruled that Israeli firm NSO Group is liable for hacking into WhatsApp and deploying its notorious Pegasus spyware. The ruling, delivered by Judge Phyllis Hamilton in… The post Pegasus Spyware: Court Finds NSO Group Liable for 1,400 Infections appeared first on Cybersecurity News.
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Gursimran Kaur Bakshi reports: In a summary judgment, Judge Phyllis Hamilton of the US District Court in Oakland, Northern District of California has found Israeli-mercenary’s surveillance firm NSO Group Technologies (also known as Q Cyber Technologies) liable for the hacking of Meta’s Whatsapp through its state-of-the-art military-grade malware Pegasus. The Court has found that NSO violated the Computer Fraud…
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Gursimran Kaur Bakshi reports: In a summary judgment, Judge Phyllis Hamilton of the US District Court in Oakland, Northern District of California has found Israeli-mercenary’s surveillance firm NSO Group Technologies (also known as Q Cyber Technologies) liable for the hacking of Meta’s Whatsapp through its state-of-the-art military-grade malware Pegasus. The Court has found that NSO violated the Computer Fraud……
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A number of U.S. military commands failed to keep a complete and accurate inventory of mobile devices used to store and transmit classified information, according to a heavily redacted Defense Department oversight report.
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Keeping gen AI in check Despite internal excitement around the platform, Muthukrishnan says AI governance remained top-of-mind. The company adapted its Ally Technology Operating Model (ATOM) for gen AI. The model has five core pillars that guide the introduction of all new technology and provide a roadmap for assessments, evaluations, and approvals: Discover, Ideate, Elaborate,…
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If you’re like me, then your sensitive data has been compromised in a data breach — probably multiple times.
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MalBot December 4, 2024, 10:30am 1 Discover key insights from the 2025 Cybersecurity Report: 36.9% of business emails are unwanted, with 427M containing malicious content.
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An Australian snake handler captures a deadly tiger snake found by a driver on her leg – Copyright VICTORIA POLICE/AFP Handout
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Linux-based operating systems have long been heralded as being inherently more secure than Windows. Whether or not this is true is open to debate, as is the impact of user numbers on making an OS a target for malware writers.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is meeting the minimum requirements for auditing health organizations’ data privacy practices, but a recent report shows there’s more work to be done to protect patient data.
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A report released on Monday by the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) assessed the human rights situation of Sudanese refugees who have fled to South Sudan. The report documented a series of attacks on civilians by armed forces, constituting violations of international law.
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James Cox reports: A Dublin cybersecurity researcher, Aaron Costello, has found that 1.1 million NHS employee records were leaked online because of improper configuration settings in Microsoft Power Pages, a software platform used by over 250 million people a month to build websites.
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The US Department of Justice (DOJ) reported Thursday that the City of Trenton police in New Jersey systematically violated the constitutional rights of city residents. The DOJ found that Trenton police “engage in a pattern or practice of misconduct that deprives people of their rights under the Fourth Amendment,” including the use of excessive force…
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PRESS RELEASE PALO ALTO, Calif., Nov. 19, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to revolutionize industries, the cybersecurity field faces a dual-edged sword of opportunities and threats. StrongDM’s latest report, “The State of AI in Cybersecurity,” highlights the growing concerns and readiness of cybersecurity professionals to tackle AI-driven challenges. Based on a survey of 600…
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Critical Infrastructure Security Red Team Finds Vulnerabilities in Critical Infrastructure Org’s Security Framework Chris Riotta (@chrisriotta) • November 21, 2024