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More than 30 photos of the celebrities have been posted on Twitter by a hacker who appears to have stolen the pictures from the iCloud account of Styles’s mother, Anne.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation has issued a public service announcement warning drivers that automobiles are “increasingly vulnerable” to cyberattacks.
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Robocalls: often a scam, usually a nuisance. Do you have to put up with them?
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Weeks after it started attacking and encrypting victims’ information, Locky is still targeting many users. Here’s what you need to know about this threat.
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Encryption is “key” to a more secure future, ProtonMail’s co-founder and CEO Dr. Andy Yen has told We Live Security.
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Google has added a new category to its transparency report that serves to keep track of the internet’s encryption efforts.
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Bangladesh central bank boss Atiur Rahman has resigned after a $100m cyberheist, but the incident could have been even worse if not for spelling mistake.
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Some of the most prominent names in tech are pursuing the development of much tougher encryption technologies, it has been revealed.
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The Ottawa Hospital has confirmed its computer network was infected with ransomware this week, as four of its 9,800 machines were affected.
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Highlights from the past seven days in information security include an Android banking trojan that not only poses as Flash Player, but is able to bypass 2FA as well.
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