Google Analytics Data Privacy Practices Under Scrutiny in Europe
Following similar actions taken by Austria, France, and Italy last year, the Swedish data protection agency has advised businesses against
Meta’s Threads App Launching Blocked in Europe Over Privacy Concerns
According to Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC), Instagram Threads, Meta’s impending Twitter rival, won’t be introduced in the EU because
Europol Takes Down Criminal Group Network, EncroChat
Europol on Tuesday announced that the takedown of EncroChat in July 2020 led to 6,558 arrests worldwide and the seizure of €900 million in
Individual Arrested in Arizona Linked to Russian LockBit Ransomware Operations
A Russian national, Ruslan Magomedovich Astamirov, aged 20 and hailing from the Chechen Republic, has recently faced charges brought by
British Airways, Boots Exposed in Zellis’s Attack: A Closer Look
Employees of British Airways and the store Boots reported being impacted by the cyberattack on Zellis, a payroll service used
Outdated Password Compromises Poland’s Military Secrets
A Leak of Three-Year-Old Password Exposes Highly Sensitive Military Information, Including Detailed Port Map and Warsaw Evacuation Plan, According to
Ransomware threat actors arrested in Ukraine
A law enforcement operation led to the arrest of two ransomware operators, though the ransomware gang has not been identified.
Ransomware targets Krita art app users
Krita has become the latest victim of ransomware – but rather than being attacked directly, its name is being used
Kape Technologies all set to buy ExpressVPN
Israeli-British cybersecurity company Kape Technologies announced that it is buying top virtual private network provider ExpressVPN
Puma under ransomware attack
Hackers have stolen information from Puma and are currently trying to force it into paying a ransom, threatening to release