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LATEST CYBER NEWS
02/02/2024 U.S. government sanctions Iranian officials over Pennsylvania water facility hack
The Iranian attack targeted a device manufactured by an Israeli company. (read more)
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01/29/2024 Wow! Mother of all breaches reveals 26 billion records: what we know so far
The supermassive leak contains data from numerous previous breaches, comprising an astounding 12 terabytes of information, spanning over a mind-boggling 26 billion records. (read more)
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01/22/2024 Smartphone ambient light sensors allow spying
Android and iPhone ambient light sensors can be turned into cameras, allowing malicious actors to secretly film unsuspecting victims and their surroundings. (read more)
Artificial Intelligence, Trust and the Cybersecurity Industry: What’s Cooking?
22-July | Written by Vanessa Henri & Linda Agaby
AI is a double-edged sword. In the hands of cyber criminals, it can enable automated attacks with ever-increasing sophistication. In the hands of cyber defenders, it can help scale up defense against such attacks. Either way, AI is here to stay, and along with it comes pros, cons and changing legislations. Emerging Technology Lawyers Vanessa Henri and Linda Agaby from Fasken provide a strategic overview of AI from a cybersecurity angle, highlighting groundwork already laid by policy makers, and offering a glimpse to what’s on the horizon. – Steve Tso
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