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Cyber Security Today, August 7, 2023 – Ransomware attack hits US hospitals, a Canadian insurer is sideswiped by MOVEit hacks, and more
This episode reports on the latest victims of MOVEit hacks, data thefts at Colorado's Department of Higher Education
Google search study reveals polarization and self-segregation
A study published in Nature found that Google search engine doesn't generate biased results, but politically polarized individuals tend to click on links from...
10-year-old girl spends over £2,500 on Roblox
A 10-year-old girl from Denbighshire reportedly spent more than £2,500 on the gaming website Roblox. She carefully changed the password on her family's iPad...
Google implements policy to delete inactive accounts after two years
Google made a big change to its account management policy in a blog post, stating that dormant Google accounts would henceforth be deleted after...
Cyber Security Today, Dec. 12, 2022 – Toronto hacking contest ends with 63 zero day bugs, and more
This episode reports on the results from the Toronto Pwn2Own contest, a possible way to hack air-gapped computers, a report on improving the software security supply chai
Cyber Security Today, Dec. 12, 2022 – Toronto hacking contest ends with 63 zero day bugs, and more
This episode reports on the results from the Toronto Pwn2Own contest, a possible way to hack air-gapped computers, a report on improving the software security supply chai
Ontario alerting 360,000 their personal information taken in data breach
Twelve months after police charged two men with compromising Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccine management system, the province has identified and started notifying the 360,000 residents whose personal data was copied. The Canadian Press reports the government said the delay is because of the time it took to determine the scale and impact of the breach. The
Cyber Security Today, Dec. 9, 2022 – Toronto Pwn2Own contest awards close to US$1 million in prizes, and more
This episode reports on another vulnerability found in Internet Explorer, a hack gets past Microsoft 365 and a vulnerability in web application
