In this week’s Cyber Blurbs Roundup, we take a look at Facebook’s decision to move on from Face Recognition, the US’ next step in combatting hackers, and a bad day for a spyware developer.
In this week’s Cyber Blurbs Roundup, we recap Joe Biden’s meeting with big tech, the guy who claims to have been behind the cyber attack against T-Mobile, and another man’s expensive journey to recover an even more lucrative amount of bitcoin.
In this week’s Cyber Blurbs Roundup, we take a look at what is hopefully the final chapter of Kaseya’s ransomware story, AWS’ decision to move away from a spyware group, and a widespread internet outage.
In this week’s Cyber Blurbs Roundup, we cover a vulnerability in Microsoft’s software, a massive ransomware demand against Kaseya, and the NSA’s decision to disclose Russian hacking methods.
In this week’s Cyber Blurbs Roundup, we cover Apple’s latest privacy-focused feature, the White House’s latest tactic against TikTok, some bad news for a popular video game company, and good news for ransomware victims.
In this week’s Cyber Blurbs Roundup, we write about Apple’s decision to bolster the privacy features for its latest item tracker, the latest privacy intrusion from TikTok, and the federal government’s pivot against ransomware.
In this week’s Cyber Blurbs Roundup, we take a look at Congress’ latest attempt at reeling in some of big tech’s oft-untethered power, a massive ransomware payout, and the final days for one of the more recognized internet browsers of all time.
