Category - Hacking

• How AI is working to make your iphone and Mac nearly impervious to attacks
• Passkeys: why, how and why now?
• “Thanks to biometrics we tend to use our PINs less and less, but they’re never that far away”
• Football safety workshop opens with ‘muti’ warning
• Ukraine gains emergency EU cyber support as Russian hacker threat persists
• RIDE-HAILING DATA SAFETY IN FOCUS
• Anthropic dispatches staff to D.C., racing to resolve AI export curbs
• NTA admits to NEET portal flaws as 19-year-old siphons off refunds
• How cyber criminals are taking advantage of the FIFA World Cup
• NTA admits ‘initial shortfalls’ after NEET portal breach, ups security
• Drug combating at SA ports a complex task
• Zambia Cyber Security Agency records 120 crimes
• Political cowardice allowed the racist violence
• MSS warns of overseas spies stealing China’s sensitive maritime data
• The value of profession­al tech support: Why your gadgets deserve expert care
• Edo schools shut over threats reopened
• Ottawa man charged over botnet attacks
• Israel’s informatio­n warfare
• Ottawa tables privacy bill aimed at protecting data on children
• Govt, Huawei eye $180m ICT investment plan
• Ottawa tables privacy bill aimed at protecting data on children
• Blackliste­d Chinese AI used in Whitehall
• What’s happening on your home network?
• Top tips when switching to passkeys
• How AI is working to make your iphone and Mac nearly impervious to attacks
• Cybersecur­ity execs ask Trump administra­tion to ease rules on anthropic
• Readers reply: Experts say we should use passkeys, but can a smartphone pin really be safer than a password?
• Republican­s don't want you to know the real reason Social Security is in trouble | Opinion
• SCO at 25: Building a continent-wide security space
• Social Security trust fund is in distress
• CEO
• RETIREES
• Report: Social Security trust fund faces 2032 cliff
• Conn. firms ramp up CEO security
• CT-based companies are ramping up CEO security
• Connecticu­t firms ramp up their CEO security steps
• CT-based companies are ramping up CEO security
• Connecticu­t companies are ramping up CEO security
• Still getting a Social Security check in Alabama?
• More than 34,000 Instagram accounts affected in AI blunder